Sars-cov-2 vaccines for population-scale immunity

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides methods and compositions for SARS-CoV-2 vaccination strategy based on identification of both highly conserved regions of the virus and newly acquired adaptations that are presented by MHC class I and It across the vast majority of the population, are highly dissimilar from the human proteome, and are predicted B cell epitopes. This vaccination strategy specifically targets unique vulnerabilities of SARS-CoV-2 and should engage a robust adaptive immune response m the vast majority of the human population.

REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims the priority benefit of U.S. provisionalapplication No. 63/002,963, filed Mar. 31, 2020, the entire contents ofwhich is incorporated herein by reference.

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BACKGROUND 1. Technical Field

The present disclosure relates generally to the fields of medicine,virology, and immunology. In certain aspects, the field of thedisclosure concerns vaccine methods using viral T-cell epitopes.

2. Background

SARS-CoV-2 is the third coronavirus in the past two decades to acquireinfectivity in humans and result in regional epidemics, with SARS-CoV-2causing a global pandemic. The spike glycoprotein of SARS-CoV-2 dictatesspecies tropism and is thought to bind to ACE2 receptors with 10-20-foldhigher affinity than SARS-CoV in humans (Walls et al.; Wrapp et al.,2020). In addition, cleavage at a novel furin insertion site ispredicted to facilitated membrane fusion and confer increased virulence,as has been previously reported with other viruses (Chen et al., 1998).Based on initial reports, infection of ACE2-expressing pneumocyteslining the pulmonary alveoli likely impairs release of surfactants thatmaintain surface tension, hindering the ability to prevent accumulationof fluid that may lead to acute respiratory distress syndrome (Xu etal., 2020; Zhang et al., 2020). The immune response of convalescentCOVID-19 patients consists of antibody-secreting cells releasing IgG andIgM antibodies, increased follicular helper T cells, and activated CD4and CD8 T cells (Thevaraj an et al., 2020), suggesting that a broadhumoral and T cell driven immune response mediates the clearance ofinfection. The large size of the SARS-CoV-2 (˜29 kb) suggests thatselection of optimal epitopes and reduction of unnecessary antigenicload for vaccination will be essential for safety and efficacy. Thecurrent SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has precipitated an urgent need to rapidlydevelop and deploy a safe and effective vaccine.

SUMMARY

Here we describe an approach for prioritizing viral epitopes and presenta list of peptides predicted to safely target the vulnerabilities ofSARS-CoV-2, generating highly immunogenic epitopes on both MHC class Iand II in the vast majority of the population, increasing the likelihoodthat prioritized epitopes will drive an adaptive memory response.

The vaccine concept provided herein focuses on: 1) stimulation of CD4and CD8 T cells, 2) immunogenicity across the majority of human HLAalleles, 3) targeting both evolutionarily conserved regions, as well asnewly divergent regions of the virus that increase infectivity, 4)targeting linear and conformational B cell epitopes, and 5) targetingviral regions with the highest degree of dissimilarity to theself-immunopeptidome, maximizing safety and immunogenicity. We presentviral antigen minigenes for use in a multivalent vaccine construct thatcan be delivered by scalable techniques such as DNA, nucleoside mRNA, orsynthetic peptides.

In one embodiment, provided herein are vaccine compositions comprisingone or more antigens selected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and 82 or a nucleicacid encoding one or more antigens selected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and82. In some aspects, the vaccine compositions comprise two or moreantigens selected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and 82.

In some aspects, the vaccine compositions comprise a fusion of two ormore antigens selected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and 82. In some aspects,the vaccine compositions comprise a linker between each antigen includedin the vaccine. Each linker may be selected from GPGPG (SEQ ID NO: 79),AAY, HEYGAEALERAG (SEQ ID NO: 80), and EAAAK (SEQ ID NO: 81). In someaspects, the order of antigen epitopes and the linker used are chosen toprevent the formation of junctional epitopes having non-specificimmunogenicity.

In some aspects, the vaccine composition comprises a signal peptide,such as, for example, an ER signal peptide (e.g., as encoded bynucleotide 724-789 of SEQ ID NO: 67), a lysosome signal peptide (e.g.,as encoded by nucleotides 724-795 of SEQ ID NO: 68), and/or a secretionsignal peptide (e.g., as encoded by nucleotides 724-780 of SEQ ID NO:66).

In some aspects, the vaccine compositions comprise a nucleic acidsequence according to nucleotides 850-2322 of SEQ ID NO: 66, nucleotides850-2445 of SEQ ID NO: 69, or nucleotides 850-2772 of SEQ ID NO: 72.

In some aspects, the vaccine compositions comprise a nucleic acidsequence according to nucleotides 724-2322 of SEQ ID NO: 66, nucleotides724-2331 of SEQ ID NO: 67, nucleotides 724-2337 of SEQ ID NO: 68,nucleotides 724-2445 of SEQ ID NO: 69, nucleotides 724-2454 of SEQ IDNO: 70, nucleotides 724-2460 of SEQ ID NO: 71, nucleotides 724-2772 ofSEQ ID NO: 72, nucleotides 724-2781 of SEQ ID NO: 73, or nucleotides724-2787 of SEQ ID NO: 74. In some aspects, the nucleic acid sequence isan RNA sequence corresponding to the recited DNA sequence.

In some aspects, the vaccine compositions comprise a polypeptide encodedby nucleotides 850-2322 of SEQ ID NO: 66, nucleotides 850-2445 of SEQ IDNO: 69, or nucleotides 850-2772 of SEQ ID NO: 72. In some aspects, thevaccine compositions comprise a polypeptide encoded by nucleotides724-2322 of SEQ ID NO: 66, nucleotides 724-2331 of SEQ ID NO: 67,nucleotides 724-2337 of SEQ ID NO: 68, nucleotides 724-2445 of SEQ IDNO: 69, nucleotides 724-2454 of SEQ ID NO: 70, nucleotides 724-2460 ofSEQ ID NO: 71, nucleotides 724-2772 of SEQ ID NO: 72, nucleotides724-2781 of SEQ ID NO: 73, or nucleotides 724-2787 of SEQ ID NO: 74.

In some aspects, the vaccine compositions further comprise an adjuvant,such as, for example, PADRE (e.g., as encoded by nucleotides 796-824 ofSEQ ID NO: 66). In some aspects, the vaccine compositions furthercomprise a biological response modifier. In some aspects, the vaccinecompositions further comprise a chemokine. In some aspects, the vaccinecompositions further comprise a TLR agonist. The TLR agonist may driveactivation of signals 1 and 2 in antigen presenting cells. The TLRagonist may be tetanus toxoid. In some aspects, said one or moreantigens are comprised in an intact dendritic cell.

In some aspects, the vaccine compositions further comprise a second openreading frame encoding SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. In some aspects, thevaccine compositions further comprise a SARS-CoV-2 B cell antigen ornucleic acid encoding a SARS-CoV-2 B cell antigen. In some aspects, thevaccine composition is a DNA or mRNA having an open reading frameencoding the one or more antigen epitopes. In some aspects, the openreading frame is codon optimized.

In one embodiment, provided herein are methods of generating ananti-viral immune response is a subject, the methods comprisingadministering to the subject a vaccine composition according to any oneof the present embodiments. In some aspects, the methods furthercomprise administering a second vaccine for SARS-CoV-2.

Other objects, features and advantages of the present invention willbecome apparent from the following detailed description. It should beunderstood, however, that the detailed description and the specificexamples, while indicating preferred embodiments of the invention, aregiven by way of illustration only, since various changes andmodifications within the spirit and scope of the invention will becomeapparent to those skilled in the art from this detailed description.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The following drawings form part of the present specification and areincluded to further demonstrate certain aspects of the presentinvention. The invention may be better understood by reference to one ormore of these drawings in combination with the detailed description ofspecific embodiments presented herein.

FIGS. 1A-B. Epitope Scoring along SARS-CoV-2 Proteome. (FIG. 1A) HLApresentation of 33mers across viral proteome. Representation of MHCClass I presentation (top) and MHC Class II presentation (bottom)reported as frequency of the population predicted to present each regionof the viral proteome. (FIG. 1B) Scoring of each epitopes along thelength of the proteome as compared to the epitopes derived from thenormal human proteome presented across 84 HLA alleles, reported asnormalized scores in which the highest scoring epitopes are maximallydissimilar to self-peptides derived from normal proteins (top). Scoringfor genomic conservation against 9 cross-species coronaviruses and 1,024human sequences, with highest scoring regions conserved across human andother mammalian coronaviruses (bottom). (FIG. 1C) Combined epitope scorereported as sum of four above parameters (local maximum for epitopeswith 90^(th) percentile total score). (FIG. 1D) Scoring of B cellepitopes for each amino acid for linear epitopes in for Spike, Envelope,and Matrix proteins (top) and conformational epitopes in Spike protein(bottom). (FIG. 1E) Combined scoring of 33mer epitopes as described inFIG. 1D. (FIG. 1F) Combined B and T cell epitope scoring in Spike,Envelope, and Matrix proteins. Receptor binding domain epitopehighlighted with arrow and epitope containing furin cleavage sitehighlighted with arrow (FIG. 2 ).

FIG. 2 . Proposed vaccine epitopes in SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein. Crystalstructure of SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein trimer (PDB 6VYB) with twohighlighted vaccine epitopes targeting novel acquired viralvulnerabilities. 1) SARS-CoV-2 receptor binding domain has up to 10-foldhigher affinity binding to the ACE2 receptor as compared to previouscoronaviruses. Using our analysis, we identify a high-ranking vaccineepitope within the receptor binding domain. 2) SARS-CoV-2 has acquired anovel furin cleavage site RRAR, along for increased infectivity due toimproved membrane fusion (epitope containing the novel furin cleavagesite highlighted in orange).

FIG. 3 . Graphical abstract.

FIGS. 4A-B. Dissimilarity Scoring, related to STAR Methods DissimilarityScoring. (FIG. 4A) 3,524 viral epitopes (12,383 total peptide/WIC pairs)were compared against the normal human proteome. Non-anchor residueswere used to calculate similarity scores based on amino acidclassifications as described in methods. Residues in the same positionof the viral and human peptides with a perfect match, similar amino acidclassification, or different polarity, were assigned scores of five,two, or negative two, respectively. The viral peptide sequence is SEQ IDNO: 83; the human peptide sequence is SEQ ID NO: 84. (FIG. 4B) Eachviral peptide/HLA pair was compared against the set of normal peptidespresented on the same MHC. Dissimilarity score for each viral peptidewas calculated by comparing against the most similar group of peptideswith p<0.0001 and reported as the difference in Z-scores between theviral peptide and closest-scoring peptides. The viral peptide andperfect match peptide are SEQ ID NO: 83; the other peptide arerepresented by SEQ ID NOs: 85-98.

FIG. 5 . Vector map including top-scoring 33mer peptides selected acrossall SARS-CoV-2 genes and ordered to minimize immunogenicity occurring at33mer junctions as determined by population-scale HLA presentationalgorithm of all potential peptides arising at junctions with allpotential linker sequences to minimize immunogenicity. Constructs usesignaling peptides to ER, lysosome, or secretion tags for presentationon WIC class I, MHC class II, and targeting by B cells, respectively.Construct employs a PADRE adjuvant sequence.

FIG. 6 . ELISPOT IFN-γ results of vaccine construct composed of 33mersderived from spike protein (left) or across all SARS-CoV-2 genes(right). 15mer peptides overlapping by 5aa spanning the length of eachconstruct were synthesized and split into four pools covering each¼^(th) of the construct in order. Peptide pools were added tosplenocytes collected from transgenic mice expressing human HLA-A*02:01and spots counted for each mouse (represented by each dot). Splenocytesstimulated by peptides in pool A in spike vector shows significant IFN-γproduction and by pools A, B, and D in the combination vector.

FIG. 7 . IFN-γ is upregulated in CD8 T cells pulsed with pool A peptidesin spike vaccine and in pools A, B, and D in combined vector, and not incontrols.

FIG. 8 . Vaccines induce potent CD8 T cell response as in FIG. 7 , andCD4 responses observed in pool A in both spike and combined vaccine(vaccines were designed for presentation by human HLAs; vaccinated miceonly express one human HLA recognized by CD8 and no alleles recognizedby CD4). No IFN-γ release observed in scrambled vaccine composed 33mersselected at random from SARS-CoV-2.

FIG. 9 . ELISPOT of expanded peptide mini-pools reveals overlappingsequences across 15mers. Expanded minipool of pool A reveals reactivepeptides contained on multiple 15mers (gray sequences). Peptide 12 isSEQ ID NO: 99; peptide 14 is SEQ ID NO: 100; peptide 18 is SEQ ID NO:101; peptide 22 is SEQ ID NO: 102; peptide 23 is SEQ ID NO: 103.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Rapid deployment of antibody-based vaccination against SARS-CoV-2 raisesa major concern in accelerating infectivity through Antibody-DependentEnhancement (ADE), the facilitation of viral entry into host cellsmediated by subneutralizing antibodies (those capable of binding viralparticles, but not neutralizing them) (Dejnirattisai et al., 2016). ADEmechanisms have been described with other members of the Coronaviridaefamily (Wan et al., 2020; Wang et al., 2016), and it has already beensuggested that some of the heterogeneity in COVID-19 cases may be due toADE from prior infection from other viruses in the coronavirus family(Tetro, 2020). Although the T cell epitopes presented here are expectedto be safe in vaccination, B cell epitopes should be further evaluatedfor their ability to induce neutralizing antibodies as compared to theirpotential to induce ADE. As it has been shown that T helper (Tx) cellresponses are essential in humoral immune memory response (Alspach etal., 2019; McHeyzer-Williams, Okitsu, Wang, & McHeyzer-Williams, 2012),the T cell epitopes presented here are expected to activate CD4 T cellsand drive memory B cell formation when paired with matched B cellepitopes.

The potential of a peptide-based vaccine to induce a memory B and T cellresponse is complicated by the diversity of HLA alleles across the humanpopulation. The HLA locus is the most polymorphic region of the humangenome, resulting in differential presentation of antigens to the immunesystem in each individual. Therefore, individual epitopes may bepresented in a mutually exclusive manner across individuals, confoundingthe ability to immunize with broadly presented antigens. While T cellreceptors (TCRs) recognize linearized peptides anchored in the MHCgroove, B cell receptors (BCRs) can recognize both linear andconformational epitopes, and are therefore difficult to predict withoutprior knowledge of a protein structure.

Optimally designed vaccines maximize immunogenicity towards regions ofproteins that contribute most to protective immunity, while minimizingthe antigenic load contributed by unnecessary protein domains that mayresult in autoimmunity, reactogenicity, or even enhanced infectivity.

Here we propose a vaccination strategy for SARS-CoV-2 based onidentification of both highly conserved regions of the virus and newlyacquired adaptations that are presented by MHC class I and II across thevast majority of the population, are highly dissimilar from the humanproteome, and are predicted B cell epitopes. We present 65 peptidesequences that we expect to result in a safe and effective vaccine whichcan be rapidly tested in DNA, mRNA, or synthetic peptide constructs.These include epitopes that are contained within evolutionarilydivergent regions of the spike protein reported to increase infectivitythrough increased binding to the ACE2 receptor, and within a novel furincleavage site thought to increase membrane fusion. This vaccinationstrategy specifically targets unique vulnerabilities of SARS-CoV-2 andshould engage a robust adaptive immune response in the vast majority ofthe human population.

I. ASPECTS OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

Here we present a comprehensive immunogenicity map of the SARS-CoV-2virus, highlighting 65 B and T cell epitopes (Table 1 and Table 2) froma diverse sampling of viral domains across all 9 SARS-CoV-2 genes. Basedon our computational algorithm, we expect that the highest scoringpeptides will result in safe and immunogenic T cell epitopes, and that Bcell epitopes should be evaluated for safety and efficacy using methodspreviously reported (Wang et al., 2016). mRNA vaccines have been shownto be safe and effective in preclinical studies (Richner et al., 2017),with nucleoside RNAs shown to be effective without triggeringRNA-induced immunogenicity (Pardi et al., 2017), while DNA vaccines havealso been shown to be safe and protective (Dowd et al., 2016). Both DNAand mRNA vaccines are capable of being rapidly and efficientlymanufactured at large scales. We suggest that a multivalent constructcomposed of the SARS-CoV-2 minigenes (presented in Tables 1-3) can beused in a DNA or mRNA vaccine for expression in antigen-presentingcells. These epitopes can be used in tandem with a TLR agonist such astetanus toxoid (Zanetti, Ferreira, de Vasconcelos, & Han, 2019) to driveactivation of signals 1 and 2 in antigen presenting cells. Constructscan be designed to contain a combination of optimal B and T cellepitopes, or deployed as a construct consisting of the top scoring Tcell epitopes to be used in combination with the vaccines currentlybeing developed targeting the Spike protein in order to drive theadaptive memory response. DNA vaccine sequences can also be codonoptimized to increase CpG islands such as to increase TLR9 activation(Krieg, 2008).

The methods described here provide a rapid workflow for evaluating andprioritizing safe and immunogenic regions of a viral genome for use invaccination. With the third epidemic in the past two decades underway,and all originating from a coronavirus family virus, these viruses willcontinue to threaten the human population, and necessitate the need forprophylactic measures against future outbreaks. A subset of the epitopesselected here are derived from viral regions sharing a high degree ofhomology with other viruses in the family, and thus we expect theseevolutionarily conserved regions to be essential in the infectivity andreplicative lifecycle across the coronavirus family, suggesting that animmune response against the epitopes listed herein may provide morebroadly protective immunity against other coronaviruses. Additionally,we describe epitopes containing the newly acquired features ofSARS-CoV-2 that confer evolutionary advantages in viral spread andinfectivity. In addition, an immunogenicity map can be used to customizeepitopes based on the HLA frequencies of specific populations. Thoughhere we suggest the use of 33mers based on optimal MHC presentationacross the population, these methods can be applied to evaluate k-mersof various sizes depending on desired application.

Antigenic burden from epitopes that do not contribute to viralprotection can cause autoimmune reactions, reactogenicity, detract fromthe efficacy of the virus, or result in ADE. To mitigate these effects apriori, we selected maximally immunogenic epitopes with the highestdegree of dissimilarity to the self-proteome such as to minimize thepotential of cross-reactivity that can lead to adverse reaction orminimize the efficacy of the vaccine. In addition to the predictedsafety of these epitopes stemming from lack of potentiallycross-reactive normal proteins, we expect that a greater repertoire ofviral antigen-specific T cells will exist due to lack of negative thymicselection. We prioritize epitopes with maximal dissimilarity from thehuman proteome, however, many other SARS-CoV-2 peptides show identicalor nearly identical peptides presented on MHC derived from normalproteins, suggesting their use in vaccination could result in anautoimmune response. The 65 epitopes presented here can be expressed ina ˜6.3 kb construct and coupled with the safe and rapid production ofsynthetic DNA, mRNA, and peptide vaccines. As SARS-CoV-2 hasprecipitated the need to develop novel approaches to rapidly deployvaccines in pandemic situations (Lurie, Saville, Hatchett, & Halton,2020), we suggest that this comprehensive analysis can be incorporatedinto a process that can be rapidly deployed in when future novel viralpathogens emerge.

TABLE 1List of highest scoring viral epitopes suggested for vaccination based on MHC class I population-scale presentation, MHC class II population presentation,similarity score, and homology score across 9 mammal species and 1,024 human SARS-CoV-2 cases. Last column represents total score across all parameters,highlighting epitope S_462 in S protein containing novel receptor binding sites (Shang et al., 2020). HLA      HLA       B  Class HLA Class HLAand I Class II Class HLA Con- T Popu- I  Popu- II  Class Dis- ser- Bcell  Gene lation Al- HLA lation Al- II simi- va- Com- cell To- Posi-Presen- leles Class I Presen- leles bind-  larity tion bined total taltion Epitope tation Bound binders tation Bound ers Score Score Scorescore % ORF1ab IAMSAF 98.6% 74 HLA-A: 82.1% 24 HLA- 0.82 0.96 3.59 NA NA_3619 AMMFV 0101, 0201, DRB1: KHKHAF 0202, 0202, 0101, LCLFLLP0203, 0205, 0401, SLATVAY 0205, 0206, 0402, FN 0207, 0211, 0403, (SEQ0211, 0212, 0404, ID 0216, 0217, 0405, NO: 0217, 0219, 0801, 1)0301, 1101, 0901, 2301, 2403, 1001, 2403, 2501, 1101, 2601, 2602, 1301,2603, 2902, 1602 3001, 3002, HLA- 3201, 3201, DPA10- 3207, 6601, DPB10:6601, 6801, 103- 6801, 6802, 201, 6823, 6823, 103- 6901, 8001 401,HLA-B: 103- 0801, 0802, 402, 0803, 1501, 103- 1502, 1503, 601,1503, 1509, 201- 1517, 3501, 101, 3501, 3503, 201- 3801, 3801, 501,4013, 4506, 301- 4601, 4801, 402 5101, 5301, HLA- 5801, 5802, DQA10-7301, 8301 DQB10: HLA-C: 101- 0303, 0401, 501, 0602, 0701, 102-0702, 0802, 602, 1203, 1402, 103- 1502 603, 501- 201, 501- 301 S_129KVCEFQ 0.98455541 58 HLA-A: 39.0%  9 HLA- 0.60 0.83 2.80 1.14 91% FCNDPF0101, 0201, DRB1: LGVYYH 0202, 0206, 0403, KNNKS 0211, 0212, 1302, WMESE0216, 0217, 0405, FRVYS 0301, 0302, 0404 (SEQ 1101, 2301, HLA- ID2402, 2403, DPA10- NO: 2602, 3001, DPB10: 48) 3101, 3207, 103-6601, 6823, 201, 6823, 6901, 103- 8001 401, HLA-B: 103- 0803, 1501, 601,1502, 1503, 301- 1509, 1509, 402 1517, 1801, HLA- 2720, 3501, DQA10-3701, 3801, DQB10: 3901, 4001, 102- 4002, 4013, 602 4403, 4501,4506, 4601, 4801, 5801, 7301, 7301 HLA-C: 0303, 0401, 0501, 0602,0701, 0702, 0802, 1203, 1402, 1502, S_252 GDSSSG 0.95663996 53 HLA-A:68.9% 15 HLA- 0.48 0.71 2.84 0.76 81% WTAGA 0101, 0201, DRB1: AAYYVG0202, 0203, 0101, YLQPRTF 0205, 0206, 0401, LLKYNE 0211, 0212, 0402, NGT0216, 0217, 0404, (SEQ 0219, 2403, 0405, ID 2501, 2601, 0701, NO:2602, 2603, 0901, 41) 2603, 2902, 1001, 3002, 3207, 1301, 3301, 6601,1501, 6801, 6802, 1602 6823, 6823, HLA- 6901, 8001, DPA10- 8001 DPB10:HLA-B: 103- 0801, 0802, 301, 0803, 1402, 301- 1502, 1503, 4021517, 3501, HLA- 4013, 4501, DQA10- 4506, 5703, DQB10: 5801, 8301 102-HLA-C: 602, 0303, 0401, 501- 0602, 0701, 301 0702, 0802, 1203, 1402,  1502 S_462 KPFERDI 74.8% 27 A: 18.7%  5 DRB1: 0.51 0.77 2.21 1.29 75.2%STEIYQA 0206, 2402, 0701, GSTPCN 2403, 2403, 0801, GVEGFN 3207, 6601,1101, CYFPLQS 6802, 6823 1602 (SEQ B: ID 0802, 1402, NO: 1502, 1503, 64)2720, 3503, 4002, 4013, DPA10- 4201, 4506, DPB10: 4801, 8301 201- C: 5010401, 0401, 0702, 1203, 1402, 1402

TABLE 2 HLA HLA Class HLA Class HLA I Class II Class Con- Popu- I HLAPopu- II HLA ser- Gene lation Al- Class lation Al- Class Dissimi- va-Com- Posi- Presen- leles I Presen- leles II larity tion- bined tionEpitope tation Bound binders tation Bound binders Score Score ScoreORF1ab IAMSAF 98.6% 74 A6901, B3501,  82.1% 24 DRB1_0101,  0.817697630.96 3.59 _3619 AMMF B4601, C0303,  DRB1_0401, 4 VKHKH C1502, A2403,DRB1_0402,  AFLCLFL A2902, A3201, DRB1_0403, LPSLAT A8001, B0802,DRB1_0404,  VAYFN B0803, B1501, DRB1_0405, (SEQ ID B1502, B1503,DRB1_0801, NO: 1) B4506, A0202, DRB1_0901, A0206, A3001, DRB1_1001,A6601, A6802,  DRB1_1101, A6823, A6901, DRB1_1301, B1517, A0301,DRB1_1602, A1101, A6801, DPA10103- A6801, A0211, DPB10201, B0801, A2301,DPA10103- A2403, A3207, DPB10401, B8301, C0702, DPA10103- C1402, A0217,DPB10402, C0802, C1203, DPA10103- B3801, B1503, DPB10601, B4801, B1509,DPA10201- B3801, A6601,  DPB10101, B4013, A0201, DPA10201- A0202, A0203,DPB10501, A0205, A0207,  DPA10301- A0211, A0212, DPB10402, A0216, A0217,DQA10101- A0219, B3501,  DQB10501, B3503, B5301, DQA10102- B5802, A0205,DQB10602, A2602, A2603,  DQA10103- A0101, A2501, DQB10603, A2601, A3002,DQA10501- A6823, B5101,  DQB10201, C0602, C0701, DQA10501- B7301, C0401,DQB10301 A3201, B5801 ORF1ab YILFTRF 97.6% 70 A1101, A2902,  69.4% 16DRB1_0101,  0.83025507 0.97 3.47 _2331 FYVLGL A3002, A3207,  DRB1_0402,8 AAIMQ A6601, A6823, DRB1_0901, LFFSYF A8001, B1502, DRB1_1001, AVHFISB4506, A0201, DRB1_1602, NSW A0202, A0203, DPA10103- (SEQ IDA0205, A0206, DPB10201, NO: 2) A0211, A0212, DPA10103- A0216, A0217,DPB10301, A0219, A6901, DPA10103- B0802, B4013, DPB10401, C0602, A2403,DPA10103- B1401, B2705, DPB10601, B2720, B3701, DPA10201- B3801, B3901,DPB10101, C0701, C0702, DPA10301- A3001, B5401, DPB10402, B7301, C1402,DQA10101- A2601, A2603,  DQB10501, B1517, B3501, DQA10102- C0303, A6823,DQB10502, B5301, B5703, DQA10301- B5801, C0501, DQB10302, A2501, A2602,DQA10401- A3201, B1501, DQB10201 B8301, A2402, A2403, B0803,B1503, A0207,  C0401, A0211, A6802, B5101, C0802, C1203, C1502, C1203,A3201, B1509, A2301, B5301, B5801, B4801 ORF1ab FAVHFI 99.2% 80C1203, A3201,  55.3% 14 DRB1_0402,  0.94998843 0.97 3.46 _2354 SNSWLB1509, B3801, DRB1_0405,  2 MWLII A2301, A2403, DRB1_0701, NLVQMA2603, A2902, DRB1_0901, APISAM B4013, C0702, DRB1_1001,  VRMYIFB5301, B5703, DRB1_1602, (SEQ ID B5801, C0701, DPA10103- NO: 30C1502, A0201, DPB10201, A0202, A0203, DPA10103- A0211, A0212,  DPB10401,A0216, A0219, DPA10103- A6823, A6901, DPB10402, B3901, B4801, DPA10103-A0207, A0211, DPB10601, A2602, B1402, DPA10201- B1501, B1502,  DPB10101,B1503, B2720, DPA10301- B4506, C0303, DPB10402, C1203, C1402,  DQA10101-A0206, A6802, DQB10501, B0803, A6801, DQA10102- B0702, B3501,  DQB10502B3503, B8301, C0401, A2501, A8001, A6802, B5801, A3207, B0801, B0802,B4601, B5701,  B5802, A2403, A2602, A6601, A0217, A3001,  B7301, A2402,A3002, A3201, A3207, B1517,  B4201, A0101, A0301, A1101, A2501, A2601, A6801, C0602, A0205, A2301, A3101, B5301 ORF1ab VTCLAY 98.4% 82A2603, A6823,  64.1% 11 DRB1_0402,  0.86667279 0.97 3.46 _3057 YFMRFA3101, A2403,  DRB1_0403, RRAFGE A2602, A6601, DRB1_0801, YSHVVAB0801, B0802, DRB1_0802, FNTLLF B1502, B1503, DRB1_1101, LMSFB4506, A0302, DPA10103- (SEQ ID A3301, A6801, DPB10201,  NO: 4)B1402, B7301, DPA10103- C0602, C0701, DPB10401, C1402, A2402, DPA10103-A2403, B0803, DPB10601, B1402, B4013, DPA10201- B8301, C0702, DPB10501,C1203, B0801, DQA10102- B0802, B1401, DQB10602, B2720, A3001, DQA10501-A3002, A8001, DQB10301 C0401, B7301, B2720, A3207, C1502, A0205,A3201, B1801, B3701, B4001, B4002, B4402, B4403, B4501, B4801, B1509,B3801, B3901, A0217, A2603, A6802, A6901, A2301, A2402, A2902, A3201,B1517, A6823,  A2501, B5701, A0201, A0205, A0206, A0207,  A0211, A0212,A0216, A0217, A0219, B3503,  A0202, A0211, A0302, A0203, A2501, B4601, B5401, C0802 M_87 LVGLM 97.9% 66 A0101, A2501,  70.4% 12 DRB1_0402, 0.75596707 0.93 3.37 WLSYFI A2902, A3201,   DRB1_0403, 2 ASFRLFA6601, A8001, DRB1_1501,  ARTRS B5703, A0201, DRB1_1602, MWSFA0202, A0203, DPA10103- NPETNI A0206, A0211, DPB10201, L A0212, A0216,DPA10103- (SEQ ID  A0217, A0219, DPB10401, NO: 5) A3207, A6823,DPA10103- B4013, B4506, DPB10601, B5401, B7301, DPA10201- A0205, A2602,DPB10101, A2603, B0802, DQA10101- B0803, B1501, DQB10501, B1502, B1503,DQA10102- A0301, A0302, DQB10502, A1101, A3101, DQA10102- A3301, A6801,DQB10602, A2301, A2402, DQA10501- A2403, C0702, DQB10301 C1402, C0401,A0202, A6802, A3101, B1402, A0302, B7301, A3201, B0801, B2720, C0602,C0701, C1203, A2403, B5703, B0802, A2602, B1401, B2705, A3001, A3207,C1502, A0217, C0802, B3901 ORF1ab LAHIQ 97.4% 75 B3501, B3503,  34.3%  9DRB1_0301,  0.99068893 0.98 3.29 _3123 WMVM A2403, A2602, DRB1_0401,  6FTPLVP B1509, B3701, DRB1_0404, FWITIA B3801, B7301, DRB1_0405, YIICISTKA2301, A2402, DRB1_0802,  HFYW A2403, A3207, DRB1_1602, (SEQ IDA6601, A6823, DPA10103- NO: 6) B2720, B4013, DPB10201, B4801, C0401,DPA10103- C1402, A0201, DPB10401, A0202, A0203, DPA10103- A0205, A0206,DPB10601 A0207, A0211, A0212, A0216, A0217, A0219, A6901, A0211,A3201, B1501, B1502, B1503, B4601, C0702, C1203, B5301, B5703, B5801,B5802, A0217, A6802, C0501, B5401, A3201, A3002, A8001, B1801, B3501,B4201, B4506, B8301, B1517, C1502, B0802, A2602, B0802, A2402, A2601,A2603, A3001, B0803, A3207, B1401, B7301, A2501, A2902, A3002, C0602,C0701, A6801, A3301 ORF1ab TVVIGT 96.6% 53 A2501, A2601,  62.5% 10DRB1_0101,  0.71712749 0.96 3.26 _4978 SKFYGG A2602, B1502, DRB1_0404, 4WHNM A2601, A2603, DRB1_0701,  LKTVYS A2902, A3002, DRB1_0802, DVENPA6601, A8001, DRB1_0901, HLMG A2603, B1517, DRB1_1301, WD B5701, B5703,DRB1_1602, (SEQ ID B7301, A3207, DPA10103- NO: 7) B2720, B4013,DPB10301, C1402, A2301, DPA10103- A2402, A2403, DQA10501- B3901, C0401,DQB10301 C0602, C0701, C0702, B1801, B3801, A0203, A0205, B0801,B0803, C0501, C0802, B4402, B4403, A8001, B1801, B3501, B8301, A0301,A1101, A3101,  A3201, A3207, A3301, A6801, A6823, B4506, A0216, A0302,C1402 ORF1ab FRLTLG 96.6% 47 B7301, A2902,  54.5% 10 DRB1_0801, 0.70581673 0.96 3.18 _3804 VYDYLV A3002, A8001,  DRB1_1001, 4 STQEFRA0211, A0216, DRB1_1301, YMNSQ A2403, A6823, DPA10103- GLLPPKA6901, A0201, DPB10201,  NSID A0202, A0212, DPA10103- (SEQ IDA0217, A0219, DPB10301,  NO: 8) A0206, A2301, DPA10103- A2402, C1402,DPB10401,  A6801, A0101, DPA10103- A2902, B3501, DPB10601, C0602, C1502, DPA10301- B1401, B1402, DPB10402,  B1502, B1509, DQA10301-B2705, B2720, DQB10302,  B3901, B4013, DQA10401- B4801, B7301, DQB10402C0303, C0602, C0701, C0702, A2402, A3207, C0401, B0803, A1101, A0212,B5401, B8301, A6901 ORF1ab YCFLGY 96.6% 52 A2403, A0302,  43.9%  9DRB1_0401,  0.82265489 0.95 3.18 _3783 FCTCYF A2902, A6823,  DRB1_0402, 9 GLFCLL A8001, B1502, DRB1_0403, NRYFRL B4506, A6601,  DRB1_1302,TLGVYD B1503, B1517, DPA10103- YLV A2301, A2403, DPB10201, (SEQ IDB0802, B4013, DPA10103- NO: 9) C0702, A2602, DPB10401, A2603, A6823,DPA10103- B1401, B1402, DPB10402, A2402, A3207, DPA10103- B4801, C0701,DPB10601, C1402, A3301, DQA10102- A2902, A3002, DQB10602 A3301, A0211,A0212, A0216, A0217, A0219, B0801, B0801, B1401, B7301, A2402, B2720,A2501, C0401, B7301, A6901,  A0201, A0202, A0206, A6801, A0101, B3501, C0602, C1502 ORF1ab MMILS 96.4% 47 A0201, A0202,  60.8% 21 DRB1_0101, 0.65006591 0.95 3.17 _5147 DDAW A0206, A0211,  DRB1_0301, 6 CFNSTYA0212, A0216, DRB1_0402, ASQGL A0219, A0216, DRB1_0403, VASIKNA0219, A0101, DRB1_0405, FKSVLY C0501, C0802, DRB1_0701, (SEQ IDA2501, A2601, DRB1_0801, NO: 10) A2602, A2603, DRB1_0802, A2902, A8001,DRB1_1001, B1502, B1517, DRB1_1101, B3501, B1509, DRB1_1301,A6802, A6901, DRB1_1602, C1502, B3501, DPA10103- C1203, A3201, DPB10201,B1502, A0301, DPA10103- A1101, A6801, DPB10301, C1502, A8001, DPA10103-A6601, A6823, DPB10401,      B1503, A3301, DPA10201-     A6901, B1501,DPB10101,     C1402, A2301, DPA10201-     A2403, C0602, DPB10501,      C0701, C0702, DPA10201-     A2403 DPB11401,     DPA10301-     DPB10402,    DQA10102-     DQB10502,   DQA10102-       DQB10602 ORF3a_ NFVRII98.0% 63 A2301, B1401,  46.5% 15 DRB1_0103,  0.80377466 0.91 3.15 119MRLWL A2501, B5701,  DRB1_0404, CWKCR B5703, B7301, DRB1_0405, SKNPLLA2402, A3201,  DRB1_0801, YDANYF B5301, B5801, DRB1_1001, LCWHTA0301, A0302, DRB1_1201, (SEQ ID A3001, A3101, DRB1_1301, NO: 11)A0302, C0401, DRB1_1501, B1509, B2720, DRB1_1602, B3901, B4801,DPA10103- A3001, A8001, DPB10201, C0602, C0701, DPA10103- B8301, A0201,DPB10401, A0202, A0203, DPA10103- A0206, A0211, DPB10402, A0212, A0216,DPA10103- A0217, A0219, DPB10601, A6601, A6823, DPA10201- A6901, B0803,DPB10101,  B4013, B4506, DPA10301- C0303, C0501, DPB10402 A2403, A6823,B3701, B4403, A0101, A2501, A2902, A8001, B0802, B1502, B3501, C1203,A2902, A3002, B3801, A0212, A2603, A6802, C1502 ORF1ab RLYLDA 99.2% 73A0212, A0219,  48.4% 12 DRB1_0401,  0.70195600 0.95 3.13 _6417 YNMMIB1503, B2720,  DRB1_0403, 8 SAGFSL B4013, C1402, DRB1_0405,  WVYKQA2402, A2403, DRB1_0701, FDTYNL C0602, A0101, DRB1_0901,  WNTFTA0201, A0202, DRB1_1001, (SEQ ID A0205, A0206, DRB1_1602, NO: 12)A0207, A0211, DPA10103- A0212, A0216, DPB10301, A0217, A6901, DPA10201-B0802, B0803, DPB11401, C0401, C0501, DQA10101- C0802, C1203, DQB10501,B1401, A3207, DQA10102- A6823, B1502, DQB10502, B8301, A0201, DQA10102-A0203, A3201, DQB10602 A3207, A6601, B1501, B1509, B3801, B3901,B4506, B4801, C0303, B1517, B5301, B5801, C1502, A3002, A8001, A0301,A1101, A3001, A3101, B1517, B5703, B5802, A2501, A2601, A2602, A2603,A2902, B3501,  A6823, A2301,  B5701, B1402, A3301, A6801,  B0801, B1401,C0701, C1502, C0602 ORF1ab QQESPF 94.8% 51 B1503, B4801,  54.7%  9DRB1_0101,  0.63990840 0.96 3.09 _1799 VMMS B4501, A2501,  DRB1_0404,  3APPAQ A6802, B5401, DRB1_0405, YELKHG B8301, A0201, DRB1_0802, TFTCASA0206, A0216, DRB1_0901, EYTGNY A0217, A0219, DRB1_1001, (SEQ IDA6901, B3501, DRB1_1602, NO: 13) B4506, B5401, DQA10103- B7301, C1402,DQB10603, A3002, A6823, DQA10501- A8001, B0802, DQB10301 B0803, B1501,B1502, B1503, B1517, B5801, A6823, C0303, A2403, C0702, B4002, A2902,B4601, A0101, A2601, A2602, A2603, C1203, B4501, C0401,  A2603, A3002,A0211, B2720, B3701, B4013,  C0701 ORF1ab DVLLPL 96.6% 60 A2501, A2602, 36.5% 10 DRB1_0101,  0.77927383 0.98 3.09 _3196 TQYNR B3501, B5101, DRB1_0301, 5 YLALYN B5301, B8301, DRB1_0405, KYKYFS C0602, A3207,DRB1_1501, GAMDT B0801, B0802, DRB1_1602,  TSYRE B0803, B1401, DPA10103-(SEQ ID B1402, B1502, DPB10401, NO: 14) B1503, B1509, DPA10201-B2720, B3701, DPB10101, B3901, B4013, DPA10201- B4506, B4801, DPB10501, C0303, C0401, DPA10201- C0702, C1402, DPB11401, A2602, A2902, DPA10301-A3002, A8001, DPB10402 B1401, B2705, B7301, A2301, A2402, A2403,A3207, B0802,  A2902, A6601, B1517, B3501, B5701, B0801,  B7301, A3001,A3002, A1101, A3101, A6801,  A6823, A0302, C1502, B0803, B3801, C0602, C0701, B4002, B4501, A6801 ORF1ab RSQMEI 90.5% 32 C1502, B4801,  59.4% 8 DRB1_0405,  0.61488341 0.95 3.07 _6658 DFLELA B0803, B1801, DPA10103-  1 MDEFIE B4403, B4501, DPB10402, RYKLEG B4002, A6801,DPA10103- YAFEHI A0101, A8001, DPB10601,  VYG A0302, B1401, DQA10101-(SEQ ID B1801, B7301, DQB10501,  NO: 15) A2301, A2402, DQA10102-A2403, A3207, DQB10502,  B0802, B0803, DQA10301- B1503, C0702,DQB10302,  C1402, A6823, DQA10401- C0602, C0701, DQB10402, C1203, B4001, DQA10501- A2603, C0303, DQB10201 C0501, C0802 ORF1abDDTLRV 96.9% 57 B0802, B1402,  38.1%  3 DRB1_0405,  0.78800084 0.90 3.04_1624 EAFEYY A2902, A8001,  DQA10301-  9 HTTDPS C0602, C0701, DQB10302,FLGRY A2501, A6823, DQA10401- MSALN A6901, B1401, DQB10402 HTKKWC1203, B7301, (SEQ ID A6601, C1402, NO: 16) A2301, A2402, A2403, A3207,B1502, B1503,  B4013, C0401,  C0702, B1509, B3801, B3901, A1101, A2603,  B4201, B8301, A0201, A0202, A0203, A0205, A0207, A0211,A0212, A0216,  A0217, A0219, A2602, B0801, B0802, B0803,  B2720, C0303,C0802, A2402, A6801, B4506,  A6801, A3207, B5701, B5703, A0301, B1503, B4801 S_882 ITSGWT 96.0% 60 A6802, A6901,  76.9% 11 DRB1_0101, 0.50567056 0.80 3.03 FGAGA A2602, A2603,  DRB1_0402,  9 ALQIPFA6802, A6823, DRB1_0404, AMQM B1502, B1509, DRB1_0701, AYRFNB1517, B3801, DRB1_0901, GIGVTQ B3901, B4013, DRB1_1501, N B4801, C0303,  DQA10102- (SEQ ID  C0401, C1203,  DQB10602, NO: 17)C1402, C1502, DQA10103- C0401, A3207,  DQB10603, B3501, B4601, DQA10301- A0206, B1501, DQB10302, B1503, B2720, DQA10401- B4506, A2902,DQB10402, A8001, B1801, DQA10501- B3503, B5101, DQB10301 B5301, B8101,B8301, A3301, A2301, A2402,  A2403, A2902, A3201, A3207, A6601, B0801, B0802, B0803, B5703, B5801, B5802, C0501,  C0602, C0702, B4013, A0203,A0212, B1402,  A3001, B2720, B7301, C0701 ORF1ab SQLMC 95.2% 47B1509, B3801,  54.0%  3 DPA10103- 0.55421006 0.96 3.00 _2562 QPILLLB3901, B4013, DPB10402, 6 DQALV B4801, C0401, DQA10102- SDVGDA0201, A0202, DQB10602, SAEVAV A0219, B0803, DQA10501- KMFDAA0211, A0217, DQB10301 Y B5401, A0205, (SEQ ID A0212, A0216, NO: 18)C0501, C0802, A2601, C1502, B5802, B3501, B4601, A0205, A3001, A0211,A2301, A2403, C0501, C0702, C1402, B1402, C1402, A2501, A2601, A2603,A3201, A6601, A6823, B1501, B1502, B1503, B3501, B5301, C0303, C0701,C1203 ORF1ab SLVLAR 96.6% 55 B1402, B0801,  41.6% 11 DRB1_0101, 0.66114165 0.95 2.99 _5027 KHTTCC A0302, B1503,   DRB1_0301, 2 SLSHRFB1509, B2720, DRB1_0403, YRLANE B3901, B4201, DRB1_0404, CAQVLSB4801, C1402, DRB1_0801,  EMV A2603, A2603, DRB1_1101, (SEQ IDA3101, A3301, DRB1_1301,  NO: 19) A6801, A1101, DRB1_1501, A0202, A0212,DRB1_1602,  B0801, B0802,  DPA10103- A3001, B1401,  DPB10301, C0702, A0203, DQA10102- A0205, A0211,  DQB10602 A0216, A0219, B3501, C0303, C0501, C0602,  C0802, C1203,  C1502, A2501, A2602, A6601, B4501, A0301,  A1101, A2601, A2902, A3002,  A3207, A6823,  A8001, B1501,B1502, B1517,  B3501, B4506,  A0201, A0202, A0206 ORF1ab LVLARK 96.6% 55B1402, B0801,  41.6% 11 DRB1_0101,  0.66114165 0.95 2.99 _5028 HTTCCSA0302, B1503,  DRB1_0301, 2 LSHRFY B1509, B2720, DRB1_0403,  RLANECB3901, B4201,  DRB1_0404, AQVLSE B4801, C1402,  DRB1_0801,  MVMA2603, A2603, DRB1_1101, (SEQ ID A3101, A3301,  DRB1_1301,  NO: 20)A6801, A1101,  DRB1_1501, A0202, A0212, DRB1_1602,  B0801, B0802, DPA10103- A3001, B1401,  DPB10301,  C0702, A0203, DQA10102-A0205, A0211,  DQB10602 A0216, A0219,  B3501, C0303, C0501, C0602, C0802, C1203,  C1502, A2501, A2602, A6601,  B4501, A0301,  A1101, A2601,A2902, A3002,  A3207, A6823,  A8001, B1501, B1502, B1517, B3501, B4506,  A0201, A0202, A0206 ORF1ab VLARKH 96.6% 55 B1402, B0801, 41.6% 11 DRB1_0101,  0.66114165 0.95 2.99 _5029 TTCCSL A0302, B1503,DRB1_0301, 2 SHRFYR B1509, B2720, DRB1_0403,  LANECA B3901, B4201,DRB1_0404, QVLSE B4801, C1402, DRB1_0801, MVMC A2603, A2603, DRB1_1101,(SEQ ID A3101, A3301, DRB1_1301, NO: 21) A6801, A1101, DRB1_1501,A0202, A0212, DRB1_1602, B0801, B0802, DPA10103- A3001, B1401, DPB10301,C0702, A0203, DQA10102- A0205, A0211, DQB10602 A0216, A0219,B3501, C0303, C0501, C0602,  C0802, C1203, C1502, A2501, A2602, A6601, B4501, A0301, A1101, A2601, A2902, A3002,  A3207, A6823, A8001, B1501,B1502, B1517,  B3501, B4506, A0201, A0202, A0206 ORF1ab MTYRR 93.1% 54A2501, A2601,  37.1% 11 DRB1_0101,  0.72716460 0.96 2.99 _5974 LISMMA2602, A2603, DRB1_0103, 3 GFKMN A3001, A3201, DRB1_0401,  YQVNGA6601, A6823, DRB1_0404, YPNMFI A6901, B0801, DRB1_0801,  TREEAIB0802, B1401, DRB1_1001, R  B1402, B1517, DRB1_1101,  (SEQ ID B4506, B4601, DRB1_1501, NO: 22) B5701, B5801, DRB1_1602,  B8301, C0303,DPA10103- C0602, C0701, DPB10301,  C1203, C1402, DQA10101- C1502, A2403,DQB10501 C0702, B7301, A3207, B2705, B2720, A0301, A1101, A2902,A3002, A3207, A8001, B1502, B1503, B4013, A0302, B5401, A3002, A0206,B1509, B4801, B8301, B0802, A6801, C0602, B4501, B5703, A3001, A3201ORF1ab QVVDA 90.8% 29 A6601, C0501,  59.4%  8 DRB1_0301,  0.511814790.97 2.98 _4100 DSKIVQ C0802, B1401,  DPA10103- 1 LSEISM B1509, B1517,DPB10401,  DNSPN C0303, C1502,  DPA10301- LAWPLI A0101, B4402, DPB10402,  VTALR B4403, B5301, DQA10101- (SEQ ID B4013, B3503, DQB10501,  NO: 23) B5101, B8301,  DQA10102- B3701, B5401, DQB10502, A2403, B1402,  DQA10103- C0401, C1402,  DQB10603,  C0401, B1402,DQA10301- A6901, A0301,  DQB10302,  A3001, B2705,  DQA10401- C0602DQB10402 ORF1ab GVPVV 95.0% 38 A6823, A2501,  61.5%  6 DRB1_0901, 0.45356050 0.95 2.97 _4622 DSYYSL A2603, B3503,  DRB1_1001, 6 LMPILTC0303, C0401, DPA10103- LTRALT C0501, C0701,  DPB10201, AESHVC0802, B3701,  DPA10103- DTDLT A2301, A2402, DPB10401, (SEQ IDA2403, A3201,  DPA10103- NO: 24) A3207, B2720,  DPB10402, B4013, B4506,DQA10501- C0702, C1402,  DQB10301 A2402, C0401,  A0211, A0216,A0217, A0201,  A0202, A0203,  A0206, A0219, B5101, B5401, B8301, C1502,  B4001, B4403, B1509, A6901 ORF1ab AYPLTK 96.8% 55A6601, B1502,  44.9%  8 DRB1_0701,  0.62739217 0.93 2.97 _5258 HPNQEB1503, B1517,  DPA10103- 2 YADVF B3503, B8301, DPB10301,  HLYLQYB4001, B4002,  DPA10103- IRKLHD B4402, B4403,  DPB10601, ELTGHB4501, B4801, DPA10201- (SEQ ID C0401, A2501,  DPB11401, NO: 25)A2601, A2602,  DPA10301- A2902, A3002, DPB10402,  A6601, A0101,DQA10101-  A6823, C0303, DQB10501,  C0501, C0802, DQA10401-C1203, C1502,  DQB10402, A2603, A8001,  DQA10501- A2403, C0602, DQB10201C0701, B1509,  A0301, A0302,  A1101, A3001, A2301, A2403, C0702, C1402,  B0803, B1801, A2501, B3801,  B3901, A0211,  A0219, A3207,B1501, B1509,  B2720, B3501,  B4013, B4506, B4601 ORF1ab GVLMS 91.0% 41A2603, A0101,  61.6% 10 DRB1_0402, 0.47693405 0.95 2.95 _2251 NLGMPA2501, A2902,  DRB1_0403, 5 SYCTGY A3002, A6823, DRB1_0404, REGYLNA8001, B1517,  DRB1_0701, STNVTI B3501, B4601,  DRB1_0901, ATYCTB5801, A0219, DRB1_1201, (SEQ ID A3002, B1502,  DPA10201- NO: 26)B4506, A0302,  DPB11401, A3301, B8301, DQA10102- C0401, A6823, DQB10602, C0602, C0701,  DQA10103- A0201, A0202, DQB10603,A0203, A0207,  DQA10501- A0211, A0212,  DQB10301 A0216, A0217,A0219, A3201,  A6901, B0803,  B3901, C0501, A2601, A2602, A2603, C1203,  A0211 ORF1ab YFVKIG 89.7% 42 A0302, B1402,  40.4% 10DRB1_0101, 0.66820875 0.95 2.92 _6122 PERTCC A3101, B0802,  DRB1_0402, 7LCDRRA B1402, C0501, DRB1_0701, TCFSTA C0802, B1401,  DRB1_0801, SDTYACB2705, B2720,  DRB1_1001, WHH C0401, B5301, DRB1_1201, (SEQ IDB5703, B5801,  DPA10103- NO: 27) C0303, C0501,  DPB10402, A2301, A2402,DPA10301- A2403, B3901,  DPB10402, B4506, C0702,  DQA10101-C1402, A2603, DQB10501, A3201, B1503,  DQA10102- A2902, A8001,  DQB10502B1502, B3801, B1509, A2601,  A2603, A2902,  A3002, A3207, A6601, A6823, B1517, B3501,  B5701, C1203 ORF1ab FVKIGP 89.7% 42 A0302, B1402,  40.4%10 DRB1_0101, 0.66820875 0.95 2.92 _6123 ERTCCL A3101, B0802, DRB1_0402, 7 CDRRA B1402, C0501, DRB1_0701, TCFSTA C0802, B1401, DRB1_0801, SDTYAC B2705, B2720,  DRB1_1001, WHHS C0401, B5301,DRB1_1201, (SEQ ID B5703, B5801,  DPA10103- NO: 28) C0303, C0501, DPB10402, A2301, A2402, DPA10301- A2403, B3901,  DPB10402,B4506, C0702,  DQA10101- C1402, A2603, DQB10501, A3201, B1503, DQA10102- A2902, A8001,  DQB10502 B1502, B3801, B1509, A2601, A2603, A2902,  A3002, A3207, A6601, A6823,  B1517, B3501,  B5701, C1203ORF1ab TRSTNS 81.2% 25 C0602, C0701,  66.9%  9 DRB1_0701, 0.458544760.98 2.92 _2183 RIKASM B1402, B2720,  DRB1_0901, 1 PTTIAK A3001, A0301,DRB1_1301, NTVKSV A1101, A3001,  DRB1_1302, GKFCLE B5401, A1101, DPA10103- ASF A6801, C1203, DPB10201, (SEQ ID A2501, A2601,  DPA10103-NO: 29) A2602, A2603,  DPB10402, A6601, B5802, DPA10103- B1503, A6601, DPB10601, A8001, B1502,  DQA10102- B3501, A0212, DQB10602, A6801DQA10501- DQB10301 ORF1ab IVVFDEI 90.5% 33 B3501, B1801,  42.8%  3DPA10103- 0.61824708 0.96 2.91 _5694 SMATN B4402, B4403,  DPB10402, 5YDLSVV B5701, C1502, DQA10301- NARLR C1203, C1502,  DQB10302, AKHYVYA0301, A1101,  DQA10401- IGDP B0802, B2720, DQB10402 (SEQ IDB4506, C0602,  NO: 30) C0701, A3001,  A3002, A3201, A3207, A8001, B0802, B0803,  B1502, B1503, C0702, B7301,  A2603, A6823,  C1402, A2402,A2403, C0802, B8301 M_15 KLLEQ 96.7% 59 A0201, A0206,  29.2%  2DPA10103- 0.76418162 0.88 2.90 WNLVI A0211, A0212,  DPB10201, 4 GFLFLTA0216, A0219, DQA10301- WICLLQ A3201, A3207,  DQB10302 FAYANRA0217, B0803,  NRFLY A3201, B1503, (SEQ ID B2720, B4013,  NO: 31)B4801, A2403,  C0401, A2902, B3801, A0206,  B5301, A0207,  A0302, B1502,B3503, B3901,  C1203, A2301,  B1517, B5701, B5801, A0101, A2902, A8001,  B3501, A6601, B0802, B1402,  B4601, B5301,  C0303, C0602,C0701, C0702,  C0802, C1402,  A3002, A6601, A3001, B1401, B7301, B2705,  A2402, A2403, B0802, A2602,  A6823, B5703,  B5802 M_38AYANR 96.9% 67 A2403, C0602,  15.8%  5 DRB1_0301, 0.88453008 0.89 2.90NRFLYII C0701, C1402,  DRB1_0402, 4 KLIFLW A0101, A2902, DRB1_0801,LLWPV A3002, A6601,  DPA10103- TLACFV A8001, B0802,  DPB10201, LAAVB3501, B5301, DPA10103- (SEQ ID B5801, C0303,  DPB10601 NO: 32)C0702, C1203,  A3001, B1401, B3901, B7301,  B2705, B2720,  B3801, A2301,A2402, A2403,  A3207, B4013,  B0802, B0803, B1502, B4601, A2602, A6823,  B1517, B5701, B5703, B5802,  B4801, A3201,  A0206, A0211,A0216, A0219,  A6901, A0201,  A0207, B4801, A0211, B1402, A0205, B4201,  B5101, B8101, A0202, A0203,  B1402, A3002,  B1503, A3301,C0401, A0205,  A0206, A0212,  A0217, A6802, B5301 ORF1ab TSRYW 93.3% 52A3207, B1517,  43.4%  8 DRB1_0101, 0.59132351 0.93 2.89 _5304 EPEFYEB5703, A6823,  DRB1_0301, 4 AMYTP A8001, C0602, DRB1_0401, HTVLQC0701, C0702,  DRB1_0405, AVGAC A2403, A2602,  DPA10103- VLCNSQA2603, B1801, DPB10402, T B2720, B4001,  DPA10201- (SEQ ID B4002, B4801,  DPB10101, NO: 33) B3501, B3503, DQA10101- B5301, C1402, DQB10501, A6802, A6823,  DQA10501- A6901, B3901, DQB10201 B5101, C1203, C1502, A0211,  A0217, A3201, B0803, B1402,  B1502, B1503,  B1509, B4013,B4506, C0303,  C0401, C0401,  B0702, B4201, B5401, B8101, B8301, A0205,  A0211, A0212, A0216, A0219,  B1501, A0302 S_1205 KYEQYI97.3% 64 A3207, A6601,  29.2%  2 DPA10103- 0.80918608 0.82 2.89 KWPWA6823, B0803,  DPB10201, 5 YIWLGF B1801, B2720, DQA10301- IAGLIAIB4402, B4403,  DQB10302 VMVTI B4506, B7301,  MLCCM A2603, A3207, (SEQ IDB1502, B4013,  NO: 34) A0205, A2301,  A2402, A2403, C0702, A3201, B0802, B5703,  B5802, C1203, B2720, B3701,  B4801, C0701,  A2402, B3501,B3503, B4201,  B5101, B5301,  B8301, C0401, B7301, A2403, A0211, A0219,  A0201, A0202, A0203, A0205,  A0206, A0207,  A0211, A0212,A0216, A2601,  A6802, A6901,  B3501, B4601, B5801, A0302, A2501, B1517,  A0216, A0302, A0301, A1101,  A3001, A6801 ORF1ab SMWAL97.1% 65 A0201, A0202,  39.0%  9 DRB1_0401, 0.57533916 0.95 2.89 _3732IISVTSN A0203, A0206,  DRB1_0403, 4 YSGVVT A0207, A0211, DRB1_0404,TVMFL A0212, A0216,  DRB1_0802, ARGIVF A0217, A0219,  DRB1_1302, MCVEA3201, A6901, DRB1_1501, (SEQ ID B1503, B2720,  DPA10103- NO: 35)B4013, B4506,  DPB10402, B4801, A2501, DQA10103- A2601, A2902, DQB10603, A3002, B1501,  DQA10501- B3501, A2602, DQB10201 A6802, C1502, A2403, B4601,  B5801, C0501, C1502, A3301,  A3201, A2301,  A2402, A2403,A3207, B0802,  B1502, C0401,  C0702, C1402, A0205, A2602, A6823, C0303,  C0802, C1203, B2720, A2902,  A8001, A0302,  B0803, B3503,B3901, B3501,  B5703, C0401,  A0211, A6601, B3701, B4001, B4002, B4402,  B4403 ORF1ab ETKFLT 91.8% 34 A2501, A6802,  51.7%  7DPA10103- 0.48241748 0.97 2.89 _1245 ENLLLYI A6823, B1509,  DPB10201, 4DINGNL B3801, B3901, DPA10103- HPDSAT A2403, C0401,  DPB10401, LVSDIDIA0101, A2601,  DPA10201- T A2602, A2902, DPB10101, (SEQ ID A8001, B1502,  DPA10301- NO: 36) B4601, C0602,  DPB10402, C0701, C0802,DQA10102- C1203, B1801,  DQB10502, B4002, C1402,  DQA10301-C0501, A0212, DQB10302, B1509, C0303,  DQA10401- B3501, A3201,  DQB10402B3501, B5301, A1101, A6801,  A2902, A3207 ORF1ab IAIILAS 76.0% 29A0202, A0203,  79.5% 15 DRB1_0301, 0.35375096 0.96 2.87 _473 FSASTSAA0205, A2403,  DRB1_0401, 4 FVETVK B1502, C0401, DRB1_0404, GLDYKAC1402, A0206,  DRB1_0701, FKQIVE A6802, A6901,  DRB1_0802, SC0303, C0501, DRB1_0901, (SEQ ID  C0802, C1203,  DRB1_1001, NO: 37)C1502, A6802,  DRB1_1501, A1101, A6801, DRB1_1602, A8001, B4403, DPA10201- A2501, A2603,  DPB11401, A6823, B1503, DQA10102-A3001, A0302,  DQB10602, A2601, A2602,  DQA10103- B4001 DQB10603,DQA10301- DQB10302, DQA10401- DQB10402, DQA10501- DQB10301 ORF1ab FASEAA89.7% 33 B4601, B5101,  62.7%  9 DRB1_0404, 0.38791007 0.94 2.86 _536RVVRSI C0303, C0501,  DRB1_0701, 2 FSRTLE C0602, C0701, DRB1_1201, TAQNSC0802, C1203,  DRB1_1301, VRVLQK C1502, B4501,  DRB1_1501, AAITA6802, A6901, DRB1_1602, (SEQ ID B1402, A1101,  DPA10103- NO: 38)A3101, A6601,  DPB10301, C0602, C0702, DQA10102- A0205, A2601, DQB10602, A6802, A3001,  DQA10501- A0211, A0212, DQB10301 A0216, B0803, B1501, B4801,  A2501, A2601, A2602, A2902,  B1502 ORF1ab RTVYD 96.7% 60A2603, A6801,  25.2%  7 DRB1_0101, 0.67923005 0.96 2.85 _3698 DGARRC0501, C0802,  DRB1_0301, 1 VWTLM B0801, B0802, DRB1_0403, NVLTLVB1401, B1402,  DRB1_0801, YKVYYG A3001, B2720,  DRB1_0802, NALDQB4506, C0602, DRB1_1501, A A3201, B4013,  DPA10103- (SEQ ID B4801, C0401,  DPB10301 NO: 39) C1502, B1517, C1402, A0201, A0202, A0203, A0206, A0207, A0211, A0212,  A0216, A0217,  A0219, A0101,A2902, A3002,  A3201, A8001,  B1501, B1502, B1503, B3501, B4601, B5801,  A0219, A6901, A6823, B1517,  B5701, B1509,  B2720, B3701,B3801, B3901,  B7301, C0303,  C0702, C1203, C1402, A2403, A6901, B5703,  C0501, B3901 ORF1ab MVLGS 85.3% 34 A0206, A0203,  63.0%13 DRB1_0101, 0.42181427 0.95 2.85 _4241 LAATVR A0205, A0211, DRB1_0401, 7 LQAGN A0212, A0216, DRB1_0402, ATEVPA A0219, B1517, DRB1_0403, NSTVLS B1402, B4001,  DRB1_0404, FCAFA B4506, C0401,DRB1_0405, (SEQ ID A2602, B1503,  DRB1_0802, NO: 40) A2501, A2601, DRB1_0901, A2602, A2603, DRB1_1001, B1501, B1503,  DRB1_1101,B1517, C1402,  DRB1_1602, A6901, A0201, DQA10102- A0202, B5401, DQB10602, A6801, B1502,  DQA10501- B3501, B4601, DQB10301 C0303, C0802, C1203, A1101 S_252 GDSSSG 95.7% 53 A2902, A3002,  68.9% 15 DRB1_0101,0.47950716 0.71 2.84 WTAGA B1502, C0401,  DRB1_0401, 1 AAYYVA0101, A2501, DRB1_0402, GYLQPR A2601, A2602,  DRB1_0404, TFLLKYA2603, A2902,  DRB1_0405, NENGT A6601, A6801, DRB1_0701, (SEQ IDA6823, A8001,  DRB1_0901, NO: 41) B1517, B3501,  DRB1_1001,B5703, B5801, DRB1_1301, A0205, A0219,  DRB1_1501, A6802, A6901, DRB1_1602, C1502, A6823, DPA10103- C0303, A2403,  DPB10301,A2603, A3207,  DPA10301- A3301, C0702, DPB10402, C1402, B1503, DQA10102- A0201, A0202,  DQB10602, A0203, A0206, DQA10501-A0211, A0212,  DQB10301 A0216, A0217,  B0801, B0802, B0803, B1402, B4013, C0602,  C0701, C0802, C1203, B4506,  A8001, B8301,  B4501 ORF1abNFTIKG 90.3% 43 A0201, A0202,  48.3%  2 DQA10102- 0.52001215 0.93 2.83_3396 SFLNGS A0203, A0205,  DQB10602, 4 CGSVGF A0207, A0211, DQA10501-NIDYDC A0212, A0216,  DQB10301 VSFCY A0217, A0219,  MHHM C0802, C0501,(SEQ ID A0302, A2602,  NO: 42) A2603, A6823,  B1517, B4601,B5701, B5801,  C0701, C1203,  C1502, A6823, B0801, B0803, B1509, B3503,  B4013, B4801, C0303, C0602,  C0702, C1402,  A2403, A6601,A8001, B1509,  B2720, B3801,  B3901, B4501, B4506 ORF1ab DFIDTK 93.5% 40A0101, B0802,  40.8%  1 DQA10501- 0.50730622 0.98 2.83 _220 RGVYCCC0501, C0802,  DQB10301 2 REHEHE A0302, B4402, IAWYTE B4403, B4801, RSEKSY B1801, B4002,  ELQ A6601, B4506, (SEQ ID C0401, A2501,  NO: 43)B1502, B1517,  B1401, B3901, C0602, C0701,  C0702, B4501,  A3201, A3207,A6601, A6823,  B1501, B1503,  B2720, B4013, B4601, B5701, B5801, B5802,  C1203, C1402, C1502, B1801,  B4001, B4801 ORF1ab ALRQM86.3% 27 A3001, B0801,  49.6%  3 DRB1_0401, 0.48404068 0.97 2.81 _4148SCAAGT B2720, B4801,  DQA10102- 5 TQTACT B0803, C0303, DQB10602, DDNALA0101, A2902,  DQA10501- AYYNTT A8001, B1517,  DQB10301 KGGRFB3501, B4601, (SEQ ID C0501, C0802,  NO: 44) C0501, A0301, A1101, C1402, A3301, C0401,  B0802, A6901,  A3207, B4013, B2705, A0206, A0217 S_339 GEVFN 98.3% 55 B4001, B4402,  36.5%  8 DRB1_0402, 0.69030490.77 2.81 ATRFAS B4403, A6601,  DRB1_0405, VYAWN A6802, A6901,DRB1_1501, RKRISN A0205, B0801,  DPA10103- CVADYS B0802, B1402, DPB10301, VLYNS C1203, C1502, DPA10103- (SEQ ID B3501, A3001,  DPB10401,NO: 45) A3207, B2720,  DPA10103- B3801, B3901, DPB10402, B7301, C0602, DPA10201- C0701, C0702,  DPB10101, A3301, A6801, DPA10301-A1101, A3001,  DPB10402 A0302, A2603,  A3101, A3301, B4506, C0401, A2402, C0602,  B2720, A3002, A8001, A0I0l,  A2601, A2602,  A2902, B3501,C0501, A2501,  A3201, A3207,  B1502, B1503, B1517, C1402, A2403, A6601,  B0803, A0301, A1101 ORF1ab TEHSW 86.2% 49 B3701, B3901, 20.4%  4 DRB1_0101, 0.79035823 0.95 2.81 _6970 NADLYK B4001, C0401, DRB1_0404, 9 LMGHF B3801, A1101, DRB1_0701, AWWT A3001, A6801, DRB1_0901 AFVTN A2403, A2602,  VNASSS A2501, A2601, EA A2602, A2603, (SEQ ID  B1401, A3207,  NO: 46) B2720, B3801, B4801, B7301, C0702, A3201,  A3207, A6823, B5703, B5801,  A0211, A0216,  A3001, B5401,A3201, A6601,  B1402, B1502,  B1503, B1509, B3701, B4013,  B4506, A0205,A6802, A6901, B3501, B1503,  C0303, B5801,  C1502, B3501, C1402 S_673SYQTQT 94.5% 47 A2403, A2603,  40.8%  1 DQA10501- 0.59631992 0.85 2.80NSPRRA A6601, B1502,  DQB10301 6 RSVASQ A3101, A3301, SIIAYTB1402, B0702,  MSLGA B8301, A3001,  ENSV B2720, C0602, (SEQ IDC0701, B1517,  NO: 47) B4801, B5801,  C1502, B1503, B3501, B4601, C1203, B3901,  B4013, A0201, A0202, A0206,  A0217, A2501,  A2601, A2602,A2603, A3201,  A3207, A6901,  B0801, B3901, B4506, C1402, A6823, C1502,  B3501, B4402, B4403, B4501,  A3201, A6802,  C1203 S_129KVCEFQ 98.5% 58 C0401, A0201,  39.0%  9 DRB1_0403, 0.59611634 0.83 2.80FCNDPF A0202, A0206,  DRB1_0404, 4 LGVYYH A0211, A0212, DRB1_0405, KNNKSA0216, A0217,  DRB1_1302, WMESE A6823, B1503,  DPA10103- FRVYSB1509, B2720, DPB10201, (SEQ ID B3701, B3801,  DPA10103- NO: 48)B3901, B4001,  DPB10401, B4013, B4801, DPA10103- C0303, C0401, DPB10601, C0602, C0702,  DPA10301- C1203, A6901, DPB10402,C0501, C1502,  DQA10102- A0101, A8001,  DQB10602 C0802, A6823,A0301, A0302,  A1101, A3001,  A2301, A2402, A2403, A3207, C0701, C1402,  B1509, A3101, A2602, B1502,  B1801, B4002,  B4403, B4501,B4506, B7301,  B7301, A6601,  B0803, B1501, B1517, B3501,  B4601, B5801ORF3a_ ATIPIQ 96.2% 54 A2501, A3207,  32.7%  6 DRB1_0701, 0.601622290.90 2.80 33 ASLPFG A6802, A6823,  DRB1_0901, 6 WLIVG B1509, B1517,DPA10103- VALLAV B8301, C0303,  DPB10301, FQSASK C1402, C1502, DPA10201- IITL A6601, B0702, DPB11401, (SEQ ID B3501, B3503,  DQA10102-NO: 49) B4201, B5101,  DQB10602, B5301, B8101, DQA10103- B5301, B5703, DQB10603 B5801, C0303,  A3201, A6901, B4013, B4506,  B5701, A0207, B3501, B5401, B5401, B4801,  A0202, A0203,  A0212, A0216, A0219, B4801, C0401, A0205,  B4601, A0201, A0206, A0211,  A0301, A1101,  A6801, A1101,A3001, B5701,  B0801, B0803,  B0802, C0702 ORF7A_ CPDGV 95.0% 49B3501, B5301,  21.7%  7 DRB1_0101, 0.64750475 0.98 2.79 67 KHVYQLB8301, B1401,  DRB1_0402, 3 RARSVS A3101, A6601, DRB1_1201, PKLFIRB1402, C1402,  DPA10103- QEEVQ B0803, B2705,  DPB10401, ELYSPA3001, A3207, DPA10103- (SEQ ID B2720, B4013,  DPB10601, NO: 50)B4801, C0401,  DPA10201- C1502, C0701, DPB10101, B1517, B5801, DPA10301- A1101, A3101,  DPB10402 A0201, A0202, A0211, A0216, C0602, C0701,  A2501, A2601, A2602, A2603,  A6601, A6802,  A6823, A6901,B0803, B1503,  B3701, B4001,  B4002, B4403, A0211, A0217, A0219, A2402,  A2403, B5401, A3201 ORF1ab SEFSSLP 78.5% 33A3002, B1502,  61.6% 10 DRB1_0401, 0.42359844 0.97 2.79 _3946 SYAAFAB1503, B1801,  DRB1_0901, 6 TAQEAY B4002, B4402, DRB1_1001, EQAVAB4403, B4506,  DRB1_1501, NGDSE A6802, B5401,  DRB1_1602, VVLKA2403, A2602, DQA10102- (SEQ ID A3207, B1517,  DQB10602, NO: 51)B3503, B4601,  DQA10103- B5801, B5802, DQB10603, C0303, C0702, DQA10301- C1402, A0205,  DQB10302, A0216, A0217, DQA10401-B3501, C1402,  DQB10402, C0303, A2902,  DQA10501- B2720, B4501, DQB10201C1502, B0801,  B0803 ORF1ab NNLVV 87.9% 37 A0201, A0202,  54.5%  5DRB1_0403, 0.42614380 0.94 2.79 _593 MAYITG A0203, A0205,  DRB1_0901, 5GVVQL A0211, A0212, DPA10103- TSQWL A0219, A6802,  DPB10301, TNIFGTA6901, A6901,  DQA10102- VYEKLK B5101, B5401, DQB10602, (SEQ IDC0303, C1203,  DQA10501- NO: 52) A0216, A6601,  DQB10301 B1517, B5801,A3201, A0203,  A0206, A0207,  A0216, A0101, A8001, B1501, B1503, A1101,  A6801, A2403, C0401, A2603,  A6601, B1402,  C1402, C1502,A0202 ORF3a_ HSYFTS 96.3% 51 A0101, A2601,  42.3%  9 DRB1_0101,0.47371136 0.92 2.78 204 DYYQLY A2902, A3002,  DRB1_0405, STQLSTA6601, A6801, DRB1_0901, DTGVE A6823, A8001,  DRB1_1602, HVTFFIB1503, B1517,  DPA10103- YNKI B3501, B5801, DPB10201, (SEQ IDC1203, A2301,  DPA10103- NO: 53) A2402, A2403,  DPB10401, B0802, B4013,DPA10201- C0303, C0401,  DPB10101, C0702, C1402,  DPA10301-A2501, A2602, DPB10402, A2603, B0803,  DQA10101- B1502, B4506,  DQB10501B4601, B5802, C0602, C0701,  C0802, B1401,  B1509, B1503, A0206, A6901, C0501, A2602,  A6601, A8001, B1801, B4403,  A0301, A0302,  A1101, A3001,A3201, A6802,  A0211 N_82 DQIGYY 95.1% 45 A3101, A3301,  19.0%  6DRB1_0103, 0.61248734 0.89 2.65 RRATRR A0302, A3101,  DRB1_0801, 9 IRGGDC0401, A2301, DRB1_0901, GKMKD A2402, A2403,  DRB1_1101, LSPRWA6601, B0802,  DRB1_1301, YFYYLG B0803, C0602, DPA10103- (SEQ IDC0701, C0702,  DPB10301 NO: 56) C1402, B7301,  B2705, B2720,B0803, B5703,  B5801, B5802,  C0501, A3201, A3207, A2601, A2602, A2603,  A2902, A8001, A0101, A3002,  A6823, B4506,  A3207, B0702,B0801, B3503,  B4013, B4201,  B8101, B8301, C0702, A2403,  B7301 N_305AQFAPS 87.5% 40 B1503, B4506,  6.4%  1 DRB1_0901 0.46392035 0.91 2.31ASAFFG B4801, A2403,  3 MSRIG A6601, B1502, MEVTP C0401, C0702,  SGTWLC1402, A2601,  TYTGAI A6823, B0803, (SEQ ID B1503, B3501,  NO: 60)B5703, C0303,  C0501, C1203, A2603, A1101,  A3101, A6801,  A6823, B1517,A0202, A0203,  A0211, A0212,  A0216, B4402, B4403, A2602, A2603, A8001,  B3503, B5301, B8301, C0401,  A6901, C1502

TABLE 3 HLA B and T HLA Class II HLA B cell cell Class Popu- Class HLAT Cell Confor- Total Gene HLA Class I  I lation II Class Dissim- Conser-Com- B cell ma- B cell Per- Posi- Population Alleles Presen- Alleles IIilarity vation bined Linear tional total cen- tion Epitope PresentationBound HLA Class I binders tation Bound binders Score Score Score 33mer33 mer score tile S_53 DLFLPFFS A3207, A6601, B1402, 34A0207, A6823, B3501, 47.2% 9 DRB1_0401, 0.60 0.81 2.73 0.86 0.44 1.3093% NVTWFH B1503, B1517, B3501, B3503, B5101, B5301, DRB1_0701, AIHVSGTB4601, B5301, C0702, B5401, B8301, A2301, DRB1_1602, NGTKRFDA2403, A2603, A2902, C0702, A3301, B5401, DPA10103- NPVLPA3201, A8001, B0802, A3207, A6901, B3701, DPB10201, (SEQ IDB0803, B1502, B4013, B3901, B4506, A0211, DPA10103- NO: 54)A3201, A3207, A6802, A6802, C1502, B1509, DPB10401, A6901, C1203, A2902,A2603, A3001, A3001, DPA10103- A3002, A6802, A6823, B7301, C0602, C0701,DPB10402, C0303, C0701, B1401, A2403, A3201, A3207, DPA10103-C1402, A6823, B1509, C0401, C0501, A3002, DPB10601, B3503, B3801, B3901,B1503 DPA10201- B4201, B4801, B5101, DPB10101, B5401, B8101, B8301,DQA10102- C0401, A2602, A0302, DQB10602 A1101, A3301, A6801,B2705, B7301, C0602, A3001, B7301, B5703, A6901 S_129 KVCEFQF 98.5% 58C0401, A0201, A0202, 39.0% 9 DRB1_0403, 0.60 0.83 2.80 0.83 0.30 1.1491% CNDPFLG A0206, A0211, A0212, DRB1_0404, VYYHKNN A0216, A0217, A6823,DRB1_0405, KSWMES B1503, B1509, B2720, DRB1_1302, EFRVYSB3701, B3801, B3901, DPA10103- (SEQ ID B4001, B4013, B4801, DPB10201,NO: 48) C0303, C0401, C0602, DPA10103- C0702, C1203, A6901, DPB10401,C0501, C1502, A0101, DPA10103- A8001, C0802, A6823, DPB10601,A0301, A0302, A1101, DPA10301- A3001, A2301, A2402, DPB10402,A2403, A3207, C0701, DQA10102- C1402, B1509, A3101, DQB10602A2602, B1502, B1801, B4002, B4403, B4501, B4506, B7301, B7301,A6601, B0803, B1501, B1517, B3501, B4601, B5801 S_165 NCTFEYVS 84.3% 36A2301, B1502, C0401, 35.6% 8 DRB1_1001, 0.39 0.87 2.46 0.79 0.40 1.1982% QPFLMDL C1402, A6823, B1509, DRB1_1602, EGKQGNF B3503, B4001, B4002,DPA10103- KNLREFVF B4013, B4506, B7301, DPB10201, KNI (SEQC0303, C0701, C0802, DPA10103- ID NO: A2602, C0702, C1502, DPB10301, 58)A3101, B0802, B1503, DPA10103- A3001, A2501, A2601, DPB10401,A2602, A2603, A2902, DPA10201- A6601, A6823, A8001, DPB10101,B1517, B3501, B4601, DPA10301- C1203, A2403, B4013 DPB10402, DQA10501-DQB10201 S_252 GDSSSGW 95.7% 53 A2902, A3002, B1502, 68.9% 15 DRB1_0101,0.48 0.71 2.84 0.76 0.00 0.76 81% TAGAAAY C0401, A0101, A2501,DRB1_0401, YVGYLQP A2601, A2602, A2603, DRB1_0402, RTFLLKYNA2902, A6601, A6801, DRB1_0404, ENGT A6823, A8001, B1517, DRB1_0405,(SEQ ID B3501, B5703, B5801, DRB1_0701, NO: 41) A0205, A0219, A6802,DRB1_0901, A6901, C1502, A6823, DRB1_1001, C0303, A2403, A2603,DRB1_1301, A3207, A3301, C0702, DRB1_1501, C1402, B1503, A0201,DRB1_1602, A0202, A0203, A0206, DPA10103- A0211, A0212, A0216, DPB10301,A0217, B0801, B0802, DPA10301- B0803, B1402, B4013, DPB10402,C0602, C0701, C0802, DQA10102- C1203, B4506, A8001, DQB10602,B8301, B4501 DQA10501- DQB10301 S_339 GEVFNAT 98.3% 55B4001, B4402, B4403, 36.5% 8 DRB1_0402, 0.69 0.77 2.81 0.83 0.59 1.4299% RFASVYA A6601, A6802, A6901, DRB1_0405, WNRKRIS A0205, B0801, B0802,DRB1_1501, NCVADYS B1402, C1203, C1502, DPA10103- VLYNSB3501, A3001, A3207, DPB10301, (SEQ ID B2720, B3801, B3901, DPA10103-NO: 45) B7301, C0602, C0701, DPB10401, C0702, A3301, A6801, DPA10103-A1101, A3001, A0302, DPB10402, A2603, A3101, A3301, DPA10201-B4506, C0401, A2402, DPB10101, C0602, B2720, A3002, DPA10301-A8001, A0101, A2601, DPB10402 A2602, A2902, B3501, C0501, A2501, A3201,A3207, B1502, B1503, B1517, C1402, A2403, A6601, B0803, A0301, A1101S_394 NVYADSF 82.9% 26 A3207, A6802, A6901, 20.8% 2 DPA10103- 0.41 0.792.23 0.83 0.74 1.57 87% VIRGDEV B4013, C1502, A3101, DPB10402, RQIAPGQA3301, C0501, C0802, DQA10501- TGKIADY A6801, C0602, C0701, DQB10201NYKLP A2603, B1503, B4801, (SEQ ID A0201, A0202, A0212, NO: 63)A0217, A3201, B4201, A0207, A6901, B8101, B8301, C0501 S_445 VGGNYNY88.0% 34 A2902, A3002, A8001, 10.6% 4 DRB1_0403, 0.42 0.77 2.18 0.900.79 1.69 89% LYRLFRKS B1401, B4801, A2301, DRB1_0801, NLKPFERA2402, A2403, C0702, DRB1_1101, DISTEIYQ A0302, A3301, A6801, DPA10201-AGS (SEQ A6823, A3301, B1402, DPB10501 ID NO: B2705, B2720, C0602, 65)C0701, C1402, A0301, A1101, A3001, A3101, B0802, B0803, B1502,B1503, C1203, A3101, B8301, B4002, B4506, C1402 S_462 KPFERDIS 74.8% 27B8301, B4002, B4506, 18.7% 5 DRB1_0701, 0.51 0.77 2.21 0.89 0.40 1.2975% TEIYQAGS C1203, C1402, B4201, DRB1_0801, TPCNGVEB8301, A3207, A6601, DRB1_1101, GFNCYFPL A6802, B2720, B4013, DRB1_1602,QS (SEQ B4801, C0401, A6823, DPA10201- ID NO: B1402, B1502, A2403,DPB10501 64) A2402, A2403, B0802, C0401, C0702, C1402,B3503, A0206, B1503 S_490 FPLQSYGF 89.6% 36 B3503, A0206, B1503, 13.4% 1DQA10101- 0.51 0.76 2.30 0.77 0.80 1.57 89% QPTNGVG B2720, A6601, A6901,DQB10501 YQPYRVV C1203, B1502, B4506, VLSFELLH C1203, C0702, C1402,APA (SEQ B0803, B1402, B3701, ID NO: B3901, B4013, B4801, 61)C0401, C0602, C0701, C0702, A2301, A2402, A2403, A3201, B1517,C1502, A8001, B1801, B4002, A0205, A0212, A0216, A0219, B8301 S_673SYQTQTN 94.5% 47 A2403, A2603, A6601, 40.8% 1 DQA10501- 0.60 0.85 2.800.99 0.46 1.45 100% SPRRARS B1502, A3101, A3301, DQB10301 VASQSIIAB1402, B0702, B8301, YTMSLGA A3001, B2720, C0602, ENSVC0701, B1517, B4801, (SEQ ID B5801, C1502, B1503, NO: 47)B3501, B4601, C1203, B3901, B4013, A0201, A0202, A0206, A0217,A2501, A2601, A2602, A2603, A3201, A3207, A6901, B0801, B3901,B4506, C1402, A6823, C1502, B3501, B4402, B4403, B4501, A3201,A6802, C1203 S_762 QLNRALT 81.1% 35 A0203, A0219, B1402, 52.6% 7DRB1_0401, 0.44 0.79 2.57 0.80 0.43 1.23 87% GIAVEQDB3901, B7301, C0802, DRB1_0405, KNTQEVF A0206, A0212, A6802, DRB1_1501,AQVKQIY A6901, C1502, A2501, DPA10103- KTPPI B0802, B0803, A3001,DPB10301, (SEQ ID A3201, A3207, A6601, DQA10301- NO: 570A6823, B1503, B2720, DQB10302, B4013, B4506, B4801, DQA10401-A0301, A6601, B1502, DQB10402, C0303, C0701, C0702, DQA10501-C1203, A2602, A2603, DQB10201 B3503, C0501 S_806 LPDPSKPS 79.4% 23B8301, A3207, B1503, 26.5% 4 DRB1_0402, 0.41 0.80 2.27 0.83 0.47 1.3180% KRSFIEDL B1517, B4013, B5701, DRB1_0405, LFNKVTLAB5801, C1502, A1101, DPA10103- DAGFIKQ A0201, A0202, A0203, DPB10401,YG (SEQ A0216, B1517, C0501, DPA10103- ID NO: B4403, B0801, B0802,DPB10402 62) B0803, C0303, C0802, C1203, A2403 S_882 ITSGWTF 96.0% 60A6802, A6901, A2602, 76.9% 11 DRB1_0101, 0.51 0.80 3.03 0.54 0.57 1.1197% GAGAALQ A2603, A6802, A6823, DRB1_0402, IPFAMQ B1502, B1509, B1517,DRB1_0404, MAYRFN B3801, B3901, B4013, DRB1_0701, GIGVTQNB4801, C0303, C0401, DRB1_0901, (SEQ ID C1203, C1402, C1502, DRB1_1501,NO: 17) C0401, A3207, B3501, DQA10102- B4601, A0206, B1501, DQB10602,B1503, B2720, B4506, DQA10103- A2902, A8001, B1801, DQB10603,B3503, B5101, B5301, DQA10301- B8101, B8301, A3301, DQB10302,A2301, A2402, A2403, DQA10401- A2902, A3201, A3207, DQB10402,A6601, B0801, B0802, DQA10501- B0803, B5703, B5801, DQB10301B5802, C0501, C0602, C0702, B4013, A0203, A0212, B1402, A3001,B2720, B7301, C0701 S_1030 SECVLGQ 88.8% 41 A8001, C0501, C0303, 51.2% 4DRB1_0404, 0.46 0.84 2.70 0.69 0.32 1.01 84% SKRVDFCC0802, B1402, B1503, DPA10103- GKGYHL A0201, A0202, A0203, DPB10301,MSFPQSA A3207, A6601, A6823, DQA10102- PHGVVF B1517, B3501, B4601,DQB10602, (SEQ ID C0303, A6901, B0802, DQA10501- NO: 55)B3901, B4201, B5101, DQB10301 B5301, B5401, B8101, B1501, C1203, A6823,B8301, A2902, A8001, B4506, A0205, A0206, A0219, C0602, C0701,A0203, A0211, A0212, A0216, B0803 S_1081 ICHDGKA 90.9% 41C0501, A6601, B1402, 8.0% 2 DRB1_0405, 0.62 0.81 2.42 0.71 0.87 1.58 92%HFPREGV B1509, B4013, C0702, DQA10103- FVSNGTH A0207, B3501, B5401,DQB10603 WFVTQR A2301, B5801, A2403, NFYEPQ A2501, A2601, A2602, (SEQ IDA6601, A6823, B1502, NO: 59) B3501, B4601, C0501, C0701, C1203, C1402,A0211, A0216, A0219, C1502, A0302, A3101, A6801, A2403, A2902,C0401, B0802, B2720, B7301, A3207, B3701, C0702, A2501 M_15 KLLEQWN96.7% 59 A0201, A0206, A0211, 29.2% 2 DPA10103- 0.76 0.88 2.90 0.68 0.000.68 80% LVIGFLFLT A0212, A0216, A0219, DPB10201, WICLLQFA3201, A3207, A0217, DQA10301- AYANRNR B0803, A3201, B1503, DQB10302FLY (SEQ B2720, B4013, B4801, ID NO: A2403, C0401, A2902, 31)B3801, A0206, B5301, A0207, A0302, B1502, B3503, B3901, C1203,A2301, B1517, B5701, B5801, A0101, A2902, A8001, B3501, A6601,B0802, B1402, B4601, B5301, C0303, C0602, C0701, C0702, C0802,C1402, A3002, A6601, A3001, B1401, B7301, B2705, A2402, A2403,B0802, A2602, A6823, B5703, B5802 M_87 LVGLMW 97.9% 66A0101, A2501, A2902, 70.4% 12 DRB1_0402, 0.76 0.93 3.37 0.63 0.00 0.6392% LSYFIASFR A3201, A6601, A8001, DRB1_0403, LFARTRSB5703, A0201, A0202, DRB1_1501, MWSFNP A0203, A0206, A0211, DRB1_1602,ETNIL A0212, A0216, A0217, DPA10103- (SEQ ID A0219, A3207, A6823,DPB10201, NO: 5) B4013, B4506, B5401, DPA10103- B7301, A0205, A2602,DPB10401, A2603, B0802, B0803, DPA10103- B1501, B1502, B1503, DPB10601,A0301, A0302, A1101, DPA10201- A3101, A3301, A6801, DPB10101,A2301, A2402, A2403, DQA10101- C0702, C1402, C0401, DQB10501,A0202, A6802, A3101, DQA10102- B1402, A0302, B7301, DQB10502,A3201, B0801, B2720, DQA10102- C0602, C0701, C1203, DQB10602,A2403, B5703, B0802, DQA10501- A2602, B1401, B2705, DQB10301A3001, A3207, C1502, A0217, C0802, B3901 S_603 NTSNQVA VLYQGVN CTEVPVAIHADQLTP TWRV (SEQ ID NO: 104)

TABLE 4Prioritized List of Sixty-five 33-mer Peptide Sequences Enriched for Population-Scale Immunity.HLA HLA  SEQ HLA Class HLA  Class Dissim- Conser- T B Gene ID Class IClass II ilarity vation Cell cell Position Epitope NO I Bound II BoundScore Score Score Score ORF1ab_3619 IAMSAFAMMFVKHK 1 98.6% 74 82.1% 240.82 0.96 3.59 NA HAFLCLFLLPSLAT VAYFN ORF1ab_2331 YILFTRFFYVLGLAAI 297.6% 70 69.4% 16 0.83 0.97 3.47 NA MQLFFSYFAVHFISNS W ORF1ab_2354FAVHFISNSWLMWLI 3 99.2% 80 55.3% 14 0.95 0.97 3.46 NA INLVQMAPISAMVRMYIF ORF1ab_3057 VTCLAYYFMRFRRAF 4 98.4% 82 64.1% 11 0.87 0.97 3.46 NAGEYSHVVAFNTLLFL MSF M_87 LVGLMWLSYFIASFR 5 97.9% 66 70.4% 12 0.76 0.933.37 0.63 LFARTRSMWSFNPET NIL ORF1ab_3123 LAHIQWMVMFTPLVP 6 97.4% 7534.3% 9 0.99 0.98 3.29 NA FWITIAYIICISTKH FYW ORF1ab_4978TVVIGTSKFYGGWHN 7 96.6% 53 62.5% 10 0.72 0.96 3.26 NA MLKTVYSDVENPHLMGWD ORF1ab_3804 FRLTLGVYDYLVSTQ 8 96.6% 47 54.5% 10 0.71 0.96 3.18 NAEFRYMNSQGLLPPKN SID ORF1ab_3783 YCFLGYFCTCYFGLF 9 96.6% 52 43.9% 9 0.820.95 3.18 NA CLLNRYFRLTLGVYD YLV ORF1ab_5147 MMILSDDAVVCFNST 10 96.4% 4760.8% 21 0.65 0.95 3.17 NA YASQGLVASIKNFKS VLY ORF3a_119 NFVRIIMRLWLCWKC11 98.0% 63 46.5% 15 0.8 0.91 3.15 NA RSKNPLLYDANYFLC WHT ORF1ab_6417RLYLDAYNMMISAGF 12 99.2% 73 48.4% 12 0.7 0.95 3.13 NA SLWVYKQFDTYNLWNTFT ORF1ab_1799 QQESPFVMMSAPPAQ 13 94.8% 51 54.7% 9 0.64 0.96 3.09 NAYELKHGTFTCASEYT GNY ORF1ab_3196 DVLLPLTQYNRYLAL 14 96.6% 60 36.5% 100.78 0.98 3.09 NA YNKYKYFSGAMDTT SYRE ORF1ab_6658 RSQMEIDFLELAMDE 1590.5% 32 59.4% 8 0.61 0.95 3.07 NA FIERYKLEGYAFEHI VYG ORF1ab_1624DDTLRVEAFEYYHTT 16 96.9% 57 38.1% 3 0.79 0.90 3.04 NA DPSFLGRYMSALNHTKKW S_882 ITSGWTFGAGAALQI 17 96.0% 60 76.9% 11 0.51 0.80 3.03 1.11PFAMQMAYRFNGIGV TQN ORF1ab_2562 SQLMCQPILLLDQAL 18 95.2% 47 54.0% 3 0.550.96 3.00 NA VSDVGDSAEVAVKM FDAY ORF1ab_5027 SLVLARKHTTCCSLS 19 96.6% 5541.6% 11 0.66 0.95 2.99 NA HRFYRLANECAQVLS EMV ORF1ab_5028LVLARKHTTCCSLSH 20 96.6% 55 41.6% 11 0.66 0.95 2.99 NA RFYRLANECAQVLSEMVM ORF1ab_5029 VLARKHTTCCSLSHR 21 96.6% 55 41.6% 11 0.66 0.95 2.99 NAFYRLANECAQVLSEM VMC ORF1ab_5974 MTYRRLISMMGFKM 22 93.1% 54 37.1% 11 0.730.96 2.99 NA NYQVNGYPNMFITRE EAIR ORF1ab_4100 QVVDADSKIVQLSEIS 23 90.8%29 59.4% 8 0.51 0.97 2.98 NA MDNSPNLAWPLIVTA LR ORF1ab_4622GVPVVDSYYSLLMPI 24 95.0% 38 61.5% 6 0.45 0.95 2.97 NA LTLTRALTAESHVDTDLT ORF1ab_5258 AYPLTKHPNQEYADV 25 96.8% 55 44.9% 8 0.63 0.93 2.97 NAFHLYLQYIRKLHDEL TGH ORF1ab_2251 GVLMSNLGMPSYCT 26 91.0% 41 61.6% 10 0.480.95 2.95 NA GYREGYLNSTNVTI ATYCT ORF1ab_6122 YFVKIGPERTCCLCD 27 89.7%42 40.4% 10 0.67 0.95 2.92 NA RRATCFSTASDTYAC WHH ORF1ab_6123FVKIGPERTCCLCDR 28 89.7% 42 40.4% 10 0.67 0.95 2.92 NA RATCFSTASDTYACWHHS ORF1ab_2183 TRSTNSRIKASMPTTI 29 81.2% 25 66.9% 9 0.46 0.98 2.92 NAAKNTVKSVGKFCLEA SF ORF1ab_5694 IVVFDEISMATNYDLS 30 90.5% 33 42.8% 3 0.620.96 2.91 NA VVNARLRAKHYVYIG DP M_15 KLLEQWNLVIGFLFL 31 96.7% 59 29.2% 20.76 0.88 2.90 0.68 TWICLLQFAYANRNR FLY M_38 AYANRNRFLYIIKLIF 32 96.9%67 15.8% 5 0.88 0.89 2.90 NA LWLLWPVTLACFVLA AV ORF1ab_5304TSRYWEPEFYEAMYT 33 93.3% 52 43.4% 8 0.59 0.93 2.89 NA PHTVLQAVGACVLCNSQT S_1205 KYEQYIKWPWYIWL 34 97.3% 64 29.2% 2 0.81 0.82 2.89 NAGFIAGLIAIVMVTIML CCM ORF1ab_3732 SMWALIISVTSNYSG 35 97.1% 65 39.0% 90.58 0.95 2.89 NA VVTTVMFLARGIVFM CVE ORF1ab_1245 ETKFLTENLLLYIDIN 3691.8% 34 51.7% 7 0.48 0.97 2.89 NA GNLHPDSATLVSDIDI T ORF1ab_473IAIILASFSASTSAFV 37 76.0% 29 79.5% 15 0.35 0.96 2.87 NA ETVKGLDYKAFKQIVES ORF1ab_536 FASEAARVVRSIFSRT 38 89.7% 33 62.7% 9 0.39 0.94 2.86 NALETAQNSVRVLQKAA IT ORF1ab_3698 RTVYDDGARRVWTL 39 96.7% 60 25.2% 7 0.680.96 2.85 NA MNVLTLVYKVYYGN ALDQA ORF1ab_4241 MVLGSLAATVRLQA 40 85.3% 3463.0% 13 0.42 0.95 2.85 NA GNATEVPANSTVLSF CAFA S_252 GDSSSGWTAGAAAYY 4195.7% 53 68.9% 15 0.48 0.71 2.84 0.76 VGYLQPRTFLLKYN ENGT ORF1ab_3396NFTIKGSFLNGSCGSV 42 90.3% 43 48.3% 2 0.52 0.93 2.83 NA GFNIDYDCVSFCYMHHM ORF1ab_220 DFIDTKRGVYCCREH 43 93.5% 40 40.8% 1 0.51 0.98 2.83 NAEHEIAWYTERSEKSY ELQ ORF1ab_4148 ALRQMSCAAGTTQT 44 86.3% 27 49.6% 3 0.480.97 2.81 NA ACTDDNALAYYNTT KGGRF S_339 GEVFNATRFASVYA 45 98.3% 55 36.5%8 0.69 0.77 2.81 1.42 WNRKRISNCVADYSV LYNS ORF1ab_6970 TEHSWNADLYKLMG 4686.2% 49 20.4% 4 0.79 0.95 2.81 NA HFAWWTAFVTNVNA SSSEA S_673SYQTQTNSPRRARSV 47 94.5% 47 40.8% 1 0.60 0.85 2.80 1.45 ASQSIIAYTMSLGAENSV S_129 KVCEFQFCNDPFLGV 48 98.5% 58 39.0% 9 0.60 0.83 2.80 1.14YYHKNNKSWMESEF RVYS ORF3a_33 ATIPIQASLPFGWLIV 49 96.2% 54 32.7% 6 0.60.90 2.80 NA GVALLAVFQSASKIIT L ORF7A_67 CPDGVKHVYQLRARS 50 95.0% 4921.7% 7 0.65 0.98 2.79 NA VSPKLFIRQEEVQEL YSP ORF1ab_3946SEFSSLPSYAAFATA 51 78.5% 33 61.6% 10 0.42 0.97 2.79 NA QEAYEQAVANGDSEVVLK ORF1ab_593 NNLVVMAYITGGVV 52 87.9% 37 54.5% 5 0.43 0.94 2.79 NAQLTSQWLTNIFGTVY EKLK ORF3a_204 HSYFTSDYYQLYSTQ 53 96.3% 51 42.3% 9 0.470.92 2.78 NA LSTDTGVEHVTFFIY NKI S_53 DLFLPFFSNVTWFHA 54 85.0% 34 47.2%9 0.60 0.81 2.73 1.30 HIVSGTNGTKRFDNP VLP S_1030 SECVLGQSKRVDFCG 5588.8% 41 51.2% 4 0.46 0.84 2.70 1.01 KGYHLMSFPQSAPHG WF N_82DQIGYYRRATRRIRG 56 95.1% 45 19.0% 6 0.61 0.89 2.65 NA GDGKMKDLSPRWYFYYLG S_762 QLNRALTGIAVEQDK 57 81.1% 35 52.6% 7 0.44 0.79 2.57 1.23NTQEVFAQVKQIYKT PPI S_165 NCTFEYVSQPFLMDL 58 84.3% 36 35.6% 8 0.39 0.872.46 1.19 EGKQGNFKNLREFVF KNI S_1081 ICHDGKAHFPREGVF 59 90.9% 41 8.0% 20.62 0.81 2.42 1.58 VSNGTHWFVTQRNF YEPQ N_305 AQFAPSASAFFGMSRI 60 87.5%40 6.4% 1 0.46 0.91 2.31 NA GMEVTPSGTWLTYTG AI S_490 FPLQSYGFQPTNGVG 6189.6% 36 13.4% 1 0.51 0.76 2.30 1.57 YQPYRVVVLSFELLH APA S_806LPDPSKPSKRSFIEDL 62 79.4% 23 26.5% 4 0.41 0.80 2.27 1.31LFNKVTLADAGFIKQY G S_394 NVYADSFVIRGDEVR 63 82.9% 26 20.8% 2 0.41 0.792.23 1.57 QIAPGQTGKIADYNY KLP S_462 KPFERDISTEIYQAG 64 74.8% 27 18.7% 50.51 0.77 2.21 1.29 STPCNGVEGFNCYFP QLS S_445 VGGNYNYLYRLFRKS 65 88.0%34 10.6% 4 0.42 0.77 2.18 1.69 NLKPFERDISTEIYQ AGS

II. DEFINITIONS

In this disclosure, the use of the singular includes the plural, theword “a” or “an” means “at least one”, and the use of “or” means“and/or”, unless specifically stated otherwise. Furthermore, the use ofthe term “including”, as well as other forms, such as “includes” and“included”, is not limiting. Also, terms such as “element” or“component” encompass both elements and components comprising one unitand elements or components that comprise more than one unit unlessspecifically stated otherwise.

As used herein, the term “about,” when used in conjunction with apercentage or other numerical amount, means plus or minus 10% of thatpercentage or other numerical amount. For example, the term “about 80%,”would encompass 80% plus or minus 8%.

The section headings used herein are for organizational purposes onlyand are not to be construed as limiting the subject matter described.All documents, or portions of documents, cited in this application,including, but not limited to, patents, patent applications, articles,books, and treatises, are hereby expressly incorporated herein byreference in their entirety for any purpose. In the event that one ormore of the incorporated literature and similar materials define a termin a manner that contradicts the definition of that term in thisapplication, this application controls.

As used herein, and unless otherwise indicated, the terms “disease”,“disorder” or “condition” refer to a state of being or health status ofa patient or subject capable of being treated with a compound,pharmaceutical composition, or method provided herein. In someembodiments, the disease is a viral infection (e.g., a SARS-CoV-2infection).

As used herein, and unless otherwise indicated, the terms “treating”, or“treatment” refers to any indicia of success in the treatment oramelioration of an injury, disease, pathology or condition, includingany objective or subjective parameter such as abatement; remission;diminishing of symptoms or making the injury, pathology or conditionmore tolerable to the patient; slowing in the rate of degeneration ordecline; making the final point of degeneration less debilitating;improving a patient's physical or mental well-being. The treatment oramelioration of symptoms can be based on objective or subjectiveparameters; including the results of a physical examination,neuropsychiatric exams, and/or a psychiatric evaluation. The term“treating” and conjugations thereof, include prevention of an injury,pathology, condition, or disease.

As used herein, and unless otherwise indicated, the terms “prevent,”“preventing,” and “prevention” contemplate an action that occurs beforea patient begins to suffer from a disorder that involves a viralinfection that inhibits or reduces the severity of such viral infection.

As used herein, and unless otherwise specified, a “therapeuticallyeffective amount” of a compound is an amount sufficient to provide anytherapeutic benefit in the treatment or prevention of a viral infection,or to delay or minimize one or more symptoms associated with a viralinfection. A therapeutically effective amount of a compound means anamount of the compound, alone or in combination with one or more othertherapies and/or therapeutic agents that provide any therapeutic benefitin the treatment or management of a viral infection.

As used herein, and unless otherwise specified, an “effective amount” isan amount sufficient for a compound to accomplish a stated purposerelative to the absence of the compound (e.g. achieve the effect forwhich it is administered, treat a disease, reduce enzyme activity,increase enzyme activity, reduce a signaling pathway, or reduce one ormore symptoms of a disease or condition). An example of a“therapeutically effective amount” is an amount sufficient to contributeto the treatment, prevention, or reduction of a symptom or symptoms of adisease, which could also be referred to as a “therapeutically effectiveamount.” A “reduction” of a symptom or symptoms (and grammaticalequivalents of this phrase) means decreasing the severity or frequencyof the symptom(s), or elimination of the symptom(s). The exact amountswill depend on the purpose of the treatment, and will be ascertainableby one skilled in the art using known techniques (see, e.g., Lieberman,Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms (vols. 1-3, 1992); Lloyd, The Art, Scienceand Technology of Pharmaceutical Compounding (1999); Pickar, DosageCalculations (1999); and Remington: The Science and Practice ofPharmacy, 20th Edition, 2003, Gennaro, Ed., Lippincott, Williams &Wilkins).

As used herein, and unless otherwise specified, a “prophylacticallyeffective amount” of a compound is an amount sufficient to prevent ordelay the onset of cancer or one or more symptoms associated with canceror prevent or delay its recurrence. A prophylactically effective amountof a compound means an amount of the compound, alone or in combinationwith one or more other treatment and/or prophylactic agent that providesa prophylactic benefit in the prevention of a disease such as a viralinfection. The term “prophylactically effective amount” can encompass anamount that prevents a disease such as a viral infection, improvesoverall prophylaxis, or enhances the prophylactic efficacy of anotherprophylactic agent. The “prophylactically effective amount” can beprescribed prior to, for example, the development of a disease such as aviral infection.

As used herein, “patient” or “subject in need thereof” refers to aliving organism suffering from or prone to a disease or condition thatcan be treated by administration of a composition or pharmaceuticalcomposition as provided herein. Non-limiting examples include humans,primates, companion animals (dogs, cats, etc.), other mammals, such asbut not limited to, bovines, rats, mice, monkeys, goat, sheep, cows,deer, as well as other non-mammalian animals. In some embodiments, apatient is human.

As used herein, the term “conservative substitution” generally refers toamino acid replacements that preserve the structure and functionalproperties of a protein or polypeptide. Such functionally equivalent(conservative substitution) peptide amino acid sequences include, butare not limited to, additions or substitutions of amino acid residueswithin the amino acid sequences encoded by a nucleotide sequence thatresult in a silent change, thus producing a functionally equivalent geneproduct. Conservative amino acid substitutions may be made on the basisof similarity in polarity, charge, solubility, hydrophobicity,hydrophilicity, and/or the amphipathic nature of the residues involved.For example: nonpolar (hydrophobic) amino acids include alanine,leucine, isoleucine, valine, proline, phenylalanine, tryptophan, andmethionine; polar neutral amino acids include glycine, serine,threonine, cysteine, tyrosine, asparagine, and glutamine; positivelycharged (basic) amino acids include arginine, lysine, and histidine; andnegatively charged (acidic) amino acids include aspartic acid andglutamic acid.

The abbreviations used herein have their conventional meaning within thechemical and biological arts. The chemical structures and formulae setforth herein are constructed according to the standard rules of chemicalvalency known in the chemical arts.

Unless defined otherwise, technical and scientific terms used hereinhave the same meaning as commonly understood by a person of ordinaryskill in the art. See, e.g., Singleton et al., DICTIONARY OFMICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, 2nd ed., J. Wiley & Sons (New York,N.Y. 1994); Sambrook et al., MOLECULAR CLONING, A LABORATORY MANUAL,Cold Springs Harbor Press (Cold Springs Harbor, N Y 1989). Any methods,devices, and materials similar or equivalent to those described hereincan be used in the practice of this disclosure. The followingdefinitions are provided to facilitate understanding of certain termsused frequently herein and are not meant to limit the scope of thepresent disclosure.

“Biological sample” or “sample” refer to materials obtained from orderived from a subject or patient. A biological sample includes sectionsof tissues such as biopsy and autopsy samples, and frozen sections takenfor histological purposes. Such samples include bodily fluids such asblood and blood fractions or products (e.g., serum, plasma, platelets,red blood cells, and the like), sputum, tissue, cultured cells (e.g.,primary cultures, explants, and transformed cells) stool, urine,synovial fluid, joint tissue, synovial tissue, synoviocytes,fibroblast-like synoviocytes, macrophage-like synoviocytes, immunecells, hematopoietic cells, fibroblasts, macrophages, T cells, etc. Abiological sample is typically obtained from a eukaryotic organism, suchas a mammal such as a primate e.g., chimpanzee or human; cow; dog; cat;a rodent, e.g., guinea pig, rat, mouse; rabbit; or a bird; reptile; orfish.

A “cell” as used herein, refers to a cell carrying out metabolic orother functions sufficient to preserve or replicate its genomic DNA. Acell can be identified by well-known methods in the art including, forexample, the presence of an intact membrane, staining by a particulardye, ability to produce progeny or, in the case of a gamete, ability tocombine with a second gamete to produce a viable offspring. Cells mayinclude prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotic cells include butare not limited to bacteria. Eukaryotic cells include but are notlimited to yeast cells and cells derived from plants and animals, forexample, mammalian, insect (e.g., Spodoptera) and human cells. Cells maybe useful when they are naturally non-adherent or have been treated notto adhere to surfaces, for example by trypsinization.

The terms “polypeptide,” “peptide” and “protein” are usedinterchangeably herein to refer to a polymer of amino acid residues,wherein the polymer may optionally be conjugated to a moiety that doesnot consist of amino acids. The terms apply to amino acid polymers inwhich one or more amino acid residue is an artificial chemical mimeticof a corresponding naturally occurring amino acid, as well as tonaturally occurring amino acid polymers and non-naturally occurringamino acid polymers. A “fusion protein” refers to a chimeric proteinencoding two or more separate protein sequences that are recombinantlyexpressed as a single moiety.

“Nucleic acid” refers to deoxyribonucleotides or ribonucleotides andpolymers thereof, in either single- or double-stranded form, andcomplements thereof. The term “polynucleotide” refers to a linearsequence of nucleotides. The term “nucleotide” typically refers to asingle unit of a polynucleotide, i.e., a monomer. Nucleotides can beribonucleotides, deoxyribonucleotides, or modified versions thereof.Examples of polynucleotides contemplated herein include single- anddouble-stranded DNA, single- and double-stranded RNA (including siRNA),and hybrid molecules having mixtures of single- and double-stranded DNAand RNA. Nucleic acid as used herein also refers to nucleic acids thathave the same basic chemical structure as a naturally occurring nucleicacid. Such analogs have modified sugars and/or modified ringsubstituents but retain the same basic chemical structure as thenaturally occurring nucleic acid. A nucleic acid mimetic refers tochemical compounds that have a structure that is different the generalchemical structure of a nucleic acid, but that functions in a mannersimilar to a naturally occurring nucleic acid. Examples of such analogsinclude, without limitation, phosphorothioates, phosphoramidites, methylphosphonates, chiral-methyl phosphonates, 2-O-methyl ribonucleotides,and peptide-nucleic acids (PNAs).

“Percentage of sequence identity” is determined by comparing twooptimally aligned sequences over a comparison window, wherein theportion of the polynucleotide or polypeptide sequence in the comparisonwindow may comprise additions or deletions (i.e., gaps) as compared tothe reference sequence (which does not comprise additions or deletions)for optimal alignment of the two sequences. The percentage is calculatedby determining the number of positions at which the identical nucleicacid base or amino acid residue occurs in both sequences to yield thenumber of matched positions, dividing the number of matched positions bythe total number of positions in the window of comparison andmultiplying the result by 100 to yield the percentage of sequenceidentity.

The terms “identical” or percent “identity,” in the context of two ormore nucleic acids or polypeptide sequences, refer to two or moresequences or subsequences that are the same or have a specifiedpercentage of amino acid residues or nucleotides that are the same(i.e., 60% identity, optionally 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 98%,or 99% identity over a specified region, e.g., of the entire polypeptidesequences of the disclosure or individual domains of the polypeptides ofthe disclosure), when compared and aligned for maximum correspondenceover a comparison window, or designated region as measured using one ofthe following sequence comparison algorithms or by manual alignment andvisual inspection. Such sequences are then said to be “substantiallyidentical.” This definition also refers to the complement of a testsequence. Optionally, the identity exists over a region that is at leastabout 50 nucleotides in length, or more particularly over a region thatis 100 to 500 or 1000 or more nucleotides in length. The presentdisclosure includes polypeptides that are substantially identical to anyidentified herein.

The word “expression” or “expressed” as used herein in reference to agene means the transcriptional and/or translational product of thatgene. The level of expression of a DNA molecule in a cell may bedetermined on the basis of either the amount of the corresponding mRNAthat is present within the cell or the amount of protein encoded by thatDNA produced by the cell. The level of expression of non-coding nucleicacid molecules (e.g., siRNA) may be detected by standard PCR or Northernblot methods well known in the art. See, Sambrook et al., 1989 MOLECULARCLONING: A LABORATORY MANUAL, 18.1-18.88. Expression of a transfectedgene can occur transiently or stably in a cell. During “transientexpression” the transfected gene is not transferred to the daughter cellduring cell division.

Since its expression is restricted to the transfected cell, expressionof the gene is lost over time. In contrast, stable expression of atransfected gene can occur when the gene is co-transfected with anothergene that confers a selective advantage to the transfected cell. Such aselective advantage may be a resistance towards a certain toxin that ispresented to the cell. Expression of a transfected gene can further beaccomplished by transposon-mediated insertion into to the host genome.During transposon-mediated insertion, the gene is positioned in apredictable manner between two transposon linker sequences that allowinsertion into the host genome as well as subsequent excision. Stableexpression of a transfected gene can further be accomplished byinfecting a cell with a lentiviral vector, which after infection formspart of (integrates into) the cellular genome thereby resulting instable expression of the gene.

The terms “plasmid”, “vector” or “expression vector” refer to a nucleicacid molecule that encodes for genes and/or regulatory elementsnecessary for the expression of genes. Expression of a gene from aplasmid can occur in cis or in trans. If a gene is expressed in cis, thegene and the regulatory elements are encoded by the same plasmid.Expression in trans refers to the instance where the gene and theregulatory elements are encoded by separate plasmids.

The terms “transfection”, “transduction”, “transfecting” or“transducing” can be used interchangeably and are defined as a processof introducing a nucleic acid molecule or a protein to a cell. Nucleicacids are introduced into a cell using non-viral or viral-based methods.The nucleic acid molecules may be gene sequences encoding completeproteins or functional portions thereof. Non-viral methods oftransfection include any appropriate transfection method that does notuse viral DNA or viral particles as a delivery system to introduce thenucleic acid molecule into the cell. Exemplary non-viral transfectionmethods include calcium phosphate transfection, liposomal transfection,nucleofection, sonoporation, transfection through heat shock,magnetization and electroporation. In some embodiments, the nucleic acidmolecules are introduced into a cell using electroporation followingstandard procedures are well known in the art. For viral-based methodsof transfection, any useful viral vector may be used in the methodsdescribed herein. Examples of viral vectors include, but are not limitedto retroviral, adenoviral, lentiviral and adeno-associated viralvectors. In some embodiments, the nucleic acid molecules are introducedinto a cell using a retroviral vector following standard procedures wellknown in the art. The terms “transfection” or “transduction” also referto introducing proteins into a cell from the external environment.Typically, transduction or transfection of a protein relies onattachment of a peptide or protein capable of crossing the cell membraneto the protein of interest. See, e.g., Ford et al. (2001) and Prochiantz(2007).

“Antibody” refers to a polypeptide comprising a framework region from animmunoglobulin gene or fragments thereof that specifically binds andrecognizes an antigen. The recognized immunoglobulin genes include thekappa, lambda, alpha, gamma, delta, epsilon, and mu constant regiongenes, as well as the myriad immunoglobulin variable region genes. Lightchains are classified as either kappa or lambda. Heavy chains areclassified as gamma, mu, alpha, delta, or epsilon, which in turn definethe immunoglobulin classes, IgG, IgM, IgA, IgD, and IgE, respectively.Typically, the antigen-binding region of an antibody plays a significantrole in determining the specificity and affinity of binding. In someembodiments, antibodies or fragments of antibodies may be derived fromdifferent organisms, including humans, mice, rats, hamsters, camels,etc. Antibodies may include antibodies that have been modified ormutated at one or more amino acid positions to improve or modulate adesired function of the antibody (e.g., glycosylation, expression,antigen recognition, effector functions, antigen binding, specificity,etc.).

The phrase “specifically (or selectively) binds” to an antibody or“specifically (or selectively) immunoreactive with,” when referring to aprotein or peptide, refers to a binding reaction that is determinativeof the presence of the protein, often in a heterogeneous population ofproteins and other biologics. Thus, under designated immunoassayconditions, the specified antibodies bind to a particular protein atleast two times the background and more typically more than 10 to 100times background. Specific binding to an antibody under such conditionstypically requires an antibody that is selected for its specificity fora particular protein. For example, polyclonal antibodies can be selectedto obtain only a subset of antibodies that are specificallyimmunoreactive with the selected antigen and not with other proteins.This selection may be achieved by subtracting out antibodies thatcross-react with other molecules. A variety of immunoassay formats maybe used to select antibodies specifically immunoreactive with aparticular protein. For example, solid-phase ELISA immunoassays areroutinely used to select antibodies specifically immunoreactive with aprotein (see, e.g., Harlow & Lane, Using Antibodies, A Laboratory Manual(1998) for a description of immunoassay formats and conditions that canbe used to determine specific immunoreactivity).

The term “isolated”, when applied to a nucleic acid or protein, denotesthat the nucleic acid or protein is essentially free of other cellularcomponents with which it is associated in the natural state. It can be,for example, in a homogeneous state and may be in either a dry oraqueous solution. Purity and homogeneity are typically determined usinganalytical chemistry techniques such as polyacrylamide gelelectrophoresis or high-performance liquid chromatography. A proteinthat is the predominant species present in a preparation issubstantially purified.

A “control” sample or value refers to a sample that serves as areference, usually a known reference, for comparison to a test sample.For example, a test sample can be taken from a test condition, e.g., inthe presence of a test compound, and compared to samples from knownconditions, e.g., in the absence of the test compound (negativecontrol), or in the presence of a known compound (positive control). Acontrol can also represent an average value gathered from a number oftests or results. One of skill in the art will recognize that controlscan be designed for assessment of any number of parameters. For example,a control can be devised to compare therapeutic benefit based onpharmacological data (e.g., half-life) or therapeutic measures (e.g.,comparison of side effects). One of skill in the art will understandwhich controls are valuable in a given situation and be able to analyzedata based on comparisons to control values. Controls are also valuablefor determining the significance of data. For example, if values for agiven parameter are widely variant in controls, variation in testsamples will not be considered as significant.

III. IMMUNE THERAPIES INVOLVING VACCINES

A. Vaccines

Vaccines are a form of active immunotherapy where an antigenic peptide,polypeptide or protein, such as the antigens disclosed in Table 4, isadministered to a subject. Vaccines may be administered systemically,such as intranvenously, intramuscularly, or intradermally. Vaccines mayalso be administered multiple times to enhance the immune responseagainst the administered antigens.

1. Adjuvants

In one embodiment, adjuvant may be a T helper epitope, such as auniversal T helper epitope. A universal T helper epitope as used hereinrefers to a peptide or other immunogenic molecule, or a fragmentthereof, that binds to a multiplicity of MHC class II molecules in amanner that activates T-cell function in a class II (CD4+ Tcells)-restricted manner. In another embodiment, the T helper epitopemay be a universal T helper epitope such as PADRE (pan-DR epitope)comprising the peptide sequence AKXVAAWTLKAAA (SEQ ID NO: 75), wherein Xmay be cyclohexylalanyl. PADRE specifically has a CD4+ T-helper epitope,that is, it stimulates induction of a PADRE-specific CD4+ T helperresponse. Tetanus toxoid has T helper epitopes that work in the similarmanner as PADRE. Tetanus and diphtheria toxins have universal epitopesfor human CD4+ cells. (Diethelm-Okita, B. M. et al., Universal epitopesfor human CD4+ cells on tetanus and diphtheria toxins. J. Infect.Diseases, 181:1001-1009, 2000). In another embodiment, the T helperepitope may be a tetanus toxoid peptide such as F21E comprising thepeptide sequence FNNFTVSFWLRVPKVSASHLE (SEQ ID NO: 76) (amino acids947-967). In some embodiments, the vaccines can also include IL-12,IL-15, IL-28, and/or RANTES.

As also well known in the art, the immunogenicity of a particularimmunogen composition can be enhanced by the use of non-specificstimulators of the immune response, known as adjuvants. Adjuvants havebeen used experimentally to promote a generalized increase in immunityagainst poorly immunogenic antigens (e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 4,877,611).Immunization protocols have used adjuvants to stimulate responses formany years, and as such adjuvants are well known to one of ordinaryskill in the art. Some adjuvants affect the way in which antigens arepresented. For example, the immune response is increased when proteinantigens are adsorbed to alum. Emulsification of antigens also prolongsthe duration of antigen presentation and initiates an innate immuneresponse. Suitable molecule adjuvants include all acceptableimmunostimulatory compounds, such as cytokines, toxins or syntheticcompositions.

In some aspects, the compositions described herein may further compriseanother adjuvant. Although Alum is an approved adjuvant for humans,adjuvants in experimental animals include complete Freund's adjuvant (anon-specific stimulator of the immune response containing killedMycobacterium tuberculosis), incomplete Freund's adjuvants and aluminumhydroxide adjuvant. Other adjuvants that may also be used in animals andsometimes humans include Interleukin (IL)-1, IL-2, IL-4, IL-7, IL-12,interferon, Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG), aluminum hydroxide, muramyldipeptide (MDP) compounds, such as thur-MDP and nor-MDP(N-acetylmuramyl-L-alanyl-D-isoglutamine MDP), lipid A, andmonophosphoryl lipid A (MPL). RIBI, which contains three componentsextracted from bacteria, MPL, trehalose dimycolate (TDM) and cell wallskeleton (CWS) in a 2% squalene/Tween 80 emulsion also is contemplated.MHC antigens may even be used.

In one aspect, and approved for humans, an adjuvant effect is achievedby use of an agent, such as alum, used in about 0.05 to about 0.1%solution in phosphate buffered saline. Alternatively, in experimentalanimals the antigen is made as an admixture with synthetic polymers ofsugars (Carbopol®) used as an about 0.25% solution. Adjuvant effects mayalso be achieved by aggregation of the antigen in the vaccine by heattreatment with temperatures ranging between about 70° to about 101° C.for a 30 second to 2-minute period, respectively. Aggregation byreactivating with pepsin treated (Fab) antibodies to albumin, mixturewith bacterial cell(s) such as C. parvum, an endotoxin or alipopolysaccharide component of Gram-negative bacteria, emulsion inphysiologically acceptable oil vehicles, such as mannide mono-oleate(Aracel A), or emulsion with a 20% solution of a perfluorocarbon(Fluosol-DA®) used as a block substitute, also may be employed.

Some adjuvants, for example, certain organic molecules obtained frombacteria, act on the host rather than on the antigen. An example is MDP,a bacterial peptidoglycan. The effects of MDP, as with most adjuvants,are not fully understood, although it is now beginning to be understoodthat they activate cells of the innate immune system, e.g. dendriticcells, macrophages, neutrophils, NKT cells, NK cells, etc. MDPstimulates macrophages but also appears to stimulate B cells directly.The effects of adjuvants, therefore, are not antigen-specific. If theyare administered together with a purified antigen, however, they can beused to selectively promote the response to the antigen.

In certain embodiments, hemocyanins and hemoerythrins may also be usedin the compositions of the present disclosure. The use of hemocyaninfrom keyhole limpet (KLH) is used in certain embodiments, although othermolluscan and arthropod hemocyanins and hemoerythrins may be employed.

Various polysaccharide adjuvants may also be used. For example, the useof various pneumococcal polysaccharide adjuvants on the antibodyresponses of mice has been described. The doses that produce optimalresponses, or that otherwise do not produce suppression, should beemployed as indicated. Polyamine varieties of polysaccharides areparticularly contemplated, such as chitin and chitosan, includingdeacetylated chitin.

Another group of adjuvants are the muramyl dipeptide (MDP,N-acetylmuramyl-L-alanyl-D-isoglutamine) group of bacterialpeptidoglycans. Derivatives of muramyl dipeptide, such as the amino acidderivative threonyl-MDP, and the fatty acid derivative muramyl peptidephosphatidylethanolamide (MTPPE) are also contemplated.

U.S. Pat. No. 4,950,645 describes a lipophilic disaccharide-tripeptidederivative of muramyl dipeptide which is described for use in artificialliposomes formed from phosphatidyl choline and phosphatidyl glycerol.This is effective in activating human monocytes and destroying tumorcells, but is non-toxic in generally high doses. The compounds of U.S.Pat. No. 4,950,645 and PCT Patent Application WO 91/16347, arecontemplated for use with cellular carriers and other embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

BCG and BCG-cell wall skeleton (CWS) may also be used as adjuvants, withor without trehalose dimycolate. Trehalose dimycolate may be useditself. Trehalose dimycolate administration has been shown to correlatewith augmented resistance to influenza virus infection in mice (Azuma etal., 1988). Trehalose dimycolate may be prepared as described in U.S.Pat. No. 4,579,945. BCG is an important clinical tool because of itsimmunostimulatory properties. BCG acts to stimulate thereticuloendothelial system (RES), activates natural killer (NK) cellsand increases proliferation of hematopoietic stem cells. Cell wallextracts of BCG have proven to have excellent immune adjuvant activity.Molecular genetic tools and methods for mycobacteria have provided themeans to introduce foreign genes into BCG. Live BCG is an effective andsafe vaccine used worldwide to prevent tuberculosis. BCG and othermycobacteria are highly effective adjuvants, and the immune response tomycobacteria has been studied extensively. With nearly 2 billionimmunizations, BCG has a long record of safe use in man. It is one ofthe few vaccines that can be given at birth, it engenders long-livedimmune responses with only a single dose, and there is a worldwidedistribution network with experience in BCG vaccination. An exemplaryBCG vaccine is sold as TICE BCG (Organon Inc., West Orange, N.J.).

Amphipathic and surface-active agents, e.g., saponin and derivativessuch as QS21 (Cambridge Biotech), form yet another group of adjuvantsfor use with the immunogens of the present disclosure. Nonionic blockcopolymer surfactants may also be employed. Oligonucleotides are anotheruseful group of adjuvants. Quil A and lentinen are other adjuvants thatmay be used in certain embodiments of the present disclosure.

Another group of adjuvants are the detoxified endotoxins, such as therefined detoxified endotoxin of U.S. Pat. No. 4,866,034. These refineddetoxified endotoxins are effective in producing adjuvant responses inmammals. Of course, the detoxified endotoxins may be combined with otheradjuvants to prepare multi-adjuvant-incorporated cells. For example,combination of detoxified endotoxins with trehalose dimycolate isparticularly contemplated, as described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,435,386.Combinations of detoxified endotoxins with trehalose dimycolate andendotoxic glycolipids is also contemplated (U.S. Pat. No. 4,505,899), asis combination of detoxified endotoxins with cCWS or CWS and trehalosedimycolate, as described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,436,727, 4,436,728 and4,505,900. Combinations of just CWS and trehalose dimycolate, withoutdetoxified endotoxins, are also envisioned to be useful, as described inU.S. Pat. No. 4,520,019.

Those of skill in the art will know the different kinds of adjuvantsthat can be conjugated to vaccines in accordance with this disclosureand which are approved for human vs experimental use. These includealkyl lysophosphilipids (ALP); BCG; and biotin (including biotinylatedderivatives) among others. Certain adjuvants particularly contemplatedfor use are the teichoic acids from Gram⁻ bacterial cells. These includethe lipoteichoic acids (LTA), ribitol teichoic acids (RTA) and glycerolteichoic acid (GTA). Active forms of their synthetic counterparts mayalso be employed in connection with the compositions of this disclosure.

Various adjuvants, even those that are not commonly used in humans, maystill be employed in animals. Adjuvants may be encoded by a nucleic acid(e.g., DNA or RNA). It is contemplated that such adjuvants may be alsobe encoded in a nucleic acid (e.g., an expression vector) encoding theantigen, or in a separate vector or other construct. Nucleic acidsencoding the adjuvants can be delivered directly, such as for examplewith lipids or liposomes.

2. Biological Response Modifiers (BRM)

In addition to adjuvants, it may be desirable to co-administer BRM,which have been shown to upregulate T cell immunity or downregulatesuppressor cell activity. Such BRMs include, but are not limited to,cimetidine (CIM; 1200 mg/d) (Smith/Kline, PA); low-dose cyclophosphamide(CYP; 300 mg/m²) (Johnson/Mead, NJ), cytokines such as interferon, IL-2,or IL-12 or genes encoding proteins involved in immune helper functions,such as B-7. Additional biological response modifiers include thosedescribed in Gupta and Kanodia, 2002 and Bisht, et al., 2010, both ofwhich are incorporated herein by reference.

3. Chemokines

Chemokines, nucleic acids that encode for chemokines, and/or cells thatexpress such also may be used as vaccine components. Chemokinesgenerally act as chemoattractants to recruit immune effector cells tothe site of chemokine expression. It may be advantageous to express aparticular chemokine coding sequence in combination with, for example, acytokine coding sequence, to enhance the recruitment of other immunesystem components to the site of treatment. Such chemokines include, forexample, RANTES, MCAF, MIP1-α, MIP1-β, IP-10 and combinations thereof.The skilled artisan will recognize that certain cytokines are also knownto have chemoattractant effects and could also be classified under theterm chemokines.

4. Immunogenic Carrier Proteins

In some embodiments, the vaccine antigens described herein may bechemically coupled to a carrier or recombinantly expressed with aimmunogenic carrier peptide or polypetide (e.g., an antigen-carrierfusion peptide or polypeptide) to enhance an immune reaction. Exemplaryimmunogenic carrier amino acid sequences include hepatitis B surfaceantigen (HBSA), tetanus toxoid (TT), keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH) andBSA. In humans, TT would be advantageous since it is already an approvedprotein vaccine. For experimental animals, other albumins such as OVA,mouse serum albumin or rabbit serum albumin also can be used asimmunogenic carrier proteins. Means for conjugating a polypeptide orpeptide to an immunogenic carrier protein are well known in the art andinclude, for example, glutaraldehyde, m-maleimidobenzoyl-N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, carbodiimide and bis-biazotized benzidine.

5. Engineered Dendritic Cells

In some embodiments, the disclosure relates to dendritic cell (DC)vaccines. DC vaccines include antigen-presenting cells that are able toinduce specific T cell immunity, which are harvested from the patient orfrom a donor. The DCs can then be exposed in vitro to a peptide antigenfrom Table 4, for which T cells are to be generated in the patient.Dendritic cells loaded with the antigen are then injected back into thepatient. Immunization may be repeated multiple times if desired. Methodsfor harvesting, expanding, and administering dendritic cells are wellknown in the art, for example, as described in Fong et al. (2001). DCvaccines are further described elsewhere, such as in U.S. Pat. No.7,939,059; U.S. Pat. Publn. 2005/0238626; and U.S. Pat. Publn.2007/0020238, each of which is incorporated herein by reference in itsentirety. Typical doses of DCs administered to the patient include atleast about 10 million cells.

6. MHC Class I Antigens

For an MHC class I peptide to trigger (elicit) a cellular immuneresponse, it also must bind to an MHC-molecule. This process isdependent on the allele of the MHC-molecule and specific polymorphismsof the amino acid sequence of the peptide. Thus, when consideringvaccines of this nature, matching of MHC-antigen profiles to the MHCprofile of the patient is important.

MHC-class-I-binding peptides are usually 8-12 amino acid residues inlength and usually contain two conserved residues (“anchors”) in theirsequence that interact with the corresponding binding groove of theMHC-molecule. In this way each MHC allele has a “binding motif”determining which peptides can bind specifically to the binding groove.In the MHC class I dependent immune reaction, peptides not only have tobe able to bind to certain MHC class I molecules expressed by tumorcells, they subsequently also have to be recognized by T cells bearingspecific T cell receptors (TCR).

IV. METHODS OF USE

In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides methods forimmunotherapy comprising administering an effective amount of thevaccine of the present disclosure. In one embodiment, a medical diseaseor disorder is treated by eliciting an immune response. In certainembodiments of the present disclosure, a viral infection is prevented byeliciting a protective immune response.

In certain embodiments of the present disclosure, a vaccine is deliveredto an individual in need thereof, such as an individual that is at riskfor exposure to SARS-CoV-2.

The vaccine then enhances the individual's immune system to attack thevirus. In some cases, the individual is provided with one or more dosesof the vaccine. In cases where the individual is provided with two ormore doses of the vaccine, the duration between the administrationsshould be sufficient to allow time for propagation in the individual,and in specific embodiments the duration between doses is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,25, 26, 27, or 28 or more days.

In certain embodiments, a growth factor that promotes the growth andactivation of the immune cells is administered to the subject eitherconcomitantly with the immune cells or subsequently to the immune cells.The immune cell growth factor can be any suitable growth factor thatpromotes the growth and activation of the immune cells. Examples ofsuitable immune cell growth factors include interleukin (IL)-2, IL-7,IL-15, and IL-12, which can be used alone or in various combinations,such as IL-2 and IL-7, IL-2 and IL-15, IL-7 and IL-15, IL-2, IL-7 andIL-15, IL-12 and IL-7, IL-12 and IL-15, or IL-12 and IL2.

Therapeutically effective amounts of a vaccine can be administered by anumber of routes, including parenteral administration, for example, byintravenous, intraperitoneal, intramuscular, intrasternal, intradermal,or intraarticular injection, or by infusion.

Pharmaceutical compositions and formulations as described herein can beprepared by mixing the active ingredients (such as an antibody or apolypeptide) having the desired degree of purity with one or moreoptional pharmaceutically acceptable carriers (Remington'sPharmaceutical Sciences 22^(nd) edition, 2012), in the form oflyophilized formulations or aqueous solutions. Pharmaceuticallyacceptable carriers are generally nontoxic to recipients at the dosagesand concentrations employed, and include, but are not limited to:buffers such as phosphate, citrate, and other organic acids;antioxidants including ascorbic acid and methionine; preservatives (suchas octadecyldimethylbenzyl ammonium chloride; hexamethonium chloride;benzalkonium chloride; benzethonium chloride; phenol, butyl or benzylalcohol; alkyl parabens such as methyl or propyl paraben; catechol;resorcinol; cyclohexanol; 3-pentanol; and m-cresol); low molecularweight (less than about 10 residues) polypeptides; proteins, such asserum albumin, gelatin, or immunoglobulins; hydrophilic polymers such aspolyvinylpyrrolidone; amino acids such as glycine, glutamine,asparagine, histidine, arginine, or lysine; monosaccharides,disaccharides, and other carbohydrates including glucose, mannose, ordextrins; chelating agents such as EDTA; sugars such as sucrose,mannitol, trehalose or sorbitol; salt-forming counter-ions such assodium; metal complexes (e.g., Zn-protein complexes); and/or non-ionicsurfactants such as polyethylene glycol (PEG). Exemplarypharmaceutically acceptable carriers herein further includeinsterstitial drug dispersion agents such as soluble neutral-activehyaluronidase glycoproteins (sHASEGP), for example, human soluble PH-20hyaluronidase glycoproteins, such as rHuPH20 (HYLENEX®, BaxterInternational, Inc.). Certain exemplary sHASEGPs and methods of use,including rHuPH20, are described in U.S. Patent Publication Nos.2005/0260186 and 2006/0104968. In one aspect, a sHASEGP is combined withone or more additional glycosaminoglycanases such as chondroitinases.

The combination therapies of the present invention may also find use infurther combinations. Effective combination therapy may be achieved witha single composition or pharmacological formulation that includesmultiple agents, or with multiple compositions or formulations,administered at the same time, wherein one composition includes acombination described elsewhere herein, and the other includes thesecond agent(s). Alternatively, the therapy may precede or follow theother agent treatment by intervals ranging from minutes to months.

Various combinations may be employed, such as when a vaccine describedelsewhere herein is “A” and “B” represents a secondary agent,non-limiting examples of which are described below:

A/B/A B/A/B B/B/A A/A/B A/B/B B/A/A A/B/B/B B/A/B/B B/B/B/A B/B/A/BA/A/B/B A/B/A/B A/B/B/A B/B/A/A B/A/B/A B/A/A/B A/A/A/B B/A/A/A A/B/A/AA/A/B/A

It is contemplated that other therapeutic agents may be used inconjunction with the vaccines of the current invention. In someembodiments, the present invention contemplates the use of one or moreother therapies for the treatment of COVID-19 include the use of aSARS-CoV-2 protease inhibitor, anti-platelet drugs, an anti-coagulationagent, a human type I interferon, a corticosteroid, or remdesivir.

In some embodiments, the anti-platelet drug is aspirin, an ADP receptorantagonist (e.g., ticlopidine, clopidogrel, cangrel or, prasugrel,ticagrelor, thienopyridine), or a glycoprotein IIb/IIIa receptorinhibitor (e.g., abciximab, eptifibatide, ticofiban). In someembodiment, the anti-coagulation agent is rivaroxaban, apixaban,dipyridamole, cilostazol, atromentin, edoxaban, fondaprinux, betrixaban,letaxaban, eribaxaban, hirudin, a thrombin inhibitor (e.g., lepirudin,desirudin, dabigatran, bivalirudin, ximelagatran), argatroban,batroxobin, hementin, low molecular weight heparin, unfractionatedheparin, vitamin E, or a vitamin K antagonist (e.g., warfarin(Coumadin), acenocoumarol, phenprocoumon, phenindione).

Human type I interferons (IFNs) are a large subgroup of interferonproteins that help regulate the activity of the immune system. Themammalian types are designated IFN-α (alpha), IFN-β (beta), IFN-κ(kappa), IFN-δ (delta), IFN-ε (epsilon), IFN-τ (tau), IFN-ω (omega), andIFN-ζ (zeta, also known as limitin). Type I interferons have shownefficacy against the replication of various viruses, included Zikavirus, chikungunya virus, flaviviruses, and hepatitis C virus.“Interferon compounds” include interferon-alpha, interferon-alphaanalogues, interferon-alpha derivatives, interferon-alpha conjugates,interferon beta, interferon-beta analogues, interferon-beta derivatives,interferon-beta conjugates and mixtures thereof. The whole protein orits fragments can be fused with other peptides and proteins such asimmunoglobulins and other cytokines. Interferon-alpha andinterferon-beta conjugates may represent, for example, a compositioncomprising interferon-beta coupled to a non-naturally occurring polymercomprising a polyalkylene glycol moiety. Preferred interferon compoundsinclude Roferon®, Intron®, Alferon®, Infergen®, Omniferon®, Alfacon-1,interferon-alpha, interferon-alpha analogues, pegylatedinterferon-alpha, polymerized interferon-alpha, dimerizedinterferon-alpha, interferon-alpha conjugated to carriers,interferon-alpha as oral inhalant, interferon-alpha as injectablecompositions, interferon-alpha as a topical composition, Roferon®analogues, Intron® analogues, Alferon® analogues, and Infergen®analogues, Omniferon® analogues, Alfacon-1 analogues, interferon beta,Avonex™, Betaferon™, Betaferon™, Rebif™, interferon-beta analogues,pegylated interferon-beta, polymerized interferon-beta, dimerizedinterferon-beta, interferon-beta conjugated to carriers, interferon-betaas oral inhalant, interferon-beta as an injectable composition,interferon-beta as a topical composition, Avonex™analogues, Betaferon™Betaferon™ analogues, and Rebif™ analogues. Alternatively, agents thatinduce interferon-alpha or interferon-beta production or mimic theaction of interferon-alpha or interferon-beta may also be employed.Interferon inducers include tilorone, poly(I)-poly(C), imiquimod,cridanimod, bropirimine.

V. ARTICLES OF MANUFACTURE OR KITS

An article of manufacture or a kit is provided comprising compositionsfor SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. The article of manufacture or kit canfurther comprise a package insert comprising instructions for using thevaccine. Any of the vaccine compositions described herein may beincluded in the article of manufacture or kits. Suitable containersinclude, for example, bottles, vials, bags and syringes. The containermay be formed from a variety of materials such as glass, plastic (suchas polyvinyl chloride or polyolefin), or metal alloy (such as stainlesssteel or hastelloy). In some embodiments, the container holds theformulation and the label on, or associated with, the container mayindicate directions for use. The article of manufacture or kit mayfurther include other materials desirable from a commercial and userstandpoint, including other buffers, diluents, filters, needles,syringes, and package inserts with instructions for use. Suitablecontainers for the one or more agent include, for example, bottles,vials, bags and syringes.

VI. EXAMPLES

The following examples are included to demonstrate preferred embodimentsof the invention. It should be appreciated by those of skill in the artthat the techniques disclosed in the examples which follow representtechniques discovered by the inventor to function well in the practiceof the invention, and thus can be considered to constitute preferredmodes for its practice. However, those of skill in the art should, inlight of the present disclosure, appreciate that many changes can bemade in the specific embodiments which are disclosed and still obtain alike or similar result without departing from the spirit and scope ofthe invention.

Example 1— Methods

Population-scale HLA Class I & II Presentation. We identified potentialSARS-CoV-2 epitopes by applying our recently published algorithm forscoring population-scale HLA presentation of tumor driver gene, to theSARS-CoV-2 genome (GenBank Acc #: MN908947.3) (Yarmarkovich et al.,2020). All possible 33mer amino acid sequences covering every 9merpeptide from the 10 SARS-CoV-2 genes were generated and we employednetMHC-4.0 to predict the binding affinities of each viral peptideacross 84 HLA class I alleles. We considered peptides with bindingaffinities <500 nM putative epitopes. MHC class II binding affinitieswere predicted as previously described across 36 HLA class II allelespopulation using netMHCII 2.3.

The frequencies of HLA class I alleles-A/B/C and HLA class IIalleles-DRB1/3/4/5 were obtained from Be the Match bone marrow registry(Gragert et al., 2013). HLA class II alleles-DQA1/DQB1 and -DPA1/DPB1were obtained from (Sidney et al., 2010) and (Solberg et al., 2008),respectively.

Conservation Scoring. We obtained all 1,024 unique protein sequencescategorized by each of the 10 SARS-CoV-2 genes available from the NCBIas of 25 Mar. 2020. All sequences were aligned using Clustal Omega(Sievers et al., 2011) and each position summed for homology. Inaddition to human sequences, we scored each amino acid position forhomology across 15 species of related coronavirus found in bats, pigs,camels, mice, and humans (SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2, and MERS). Each aminoacid was scored up to 100% conservation. 33mer peptides were then scoredin Equation 1:

$\begin{matrix}{C = \frac{{\sum_{1}^{33}A_{i}} - Y}{Z - Y}} & \lbrack 1\rbrack\end{matrix}$

where C is the 33mer conservation score, A is the conservationpercentage of an amino acid position, Y is the minimum 33merconservation percentage sum, and Z is the maximum 33mer conservationpercentage sum. In the same way, we ranked the conservation across 274SARS-CoV-2 amino acid sequences available at the time of this study. Afinal conservation score was generated by averaging the conservationscores from cross-species and interhuman variation and 33mer peptideswith the highest score were considered the most conserved.

Dissimilarity Scoring. 3,524 viral epitopes were compared against thenormal human proteome on each of their MHC binding partners, testing atotal of 12, 383 peptide/WIC pairs against the entire human proteome(85,915,364 normal peptides across HLAs), assigning a similarity scorefor each peptide. Residues in the same position of the viral and humanpeptides with a perfect match, similar amino acid classification, ordifferent polarity, were assigned scores of five, two, or negative tworespectively. Similarity scores were calculated based on amino acidclassification and hydrophobicity were determined using residues one andthree through eight, and excluding WIC anchor residues (FIG. 4A). Thecanonical TCR-interaction hotspots (residues four through six) weredouble weighted (Gagnon et al., 2005; Gras et al., 2009; Ishizuka etal., 2008). The similarity scores generated for each viral peptide wereconverted to Z-scores and peptides with a p<0.0001 were selected forcomparison to viral epitopes (FIG. 4B). The overall dissimilarity scorefor the viral peptide was then calculated using Equation 2:

$\begin{matrix}{S_{Sim} = {Z_{Max} - \left( {Z_{Top} + \frac{N_{Sig}}{1000}^{\frac{\overset{\_}{Z_{Sig}}}{Z_{\max}}}} \right)}} & \lbrack 2\rbrack\end{matrix}$

where S_(Sim) is the overall dissimilarity score for the viral peptide,Z_(Max) is the highest possible Z-score given a perfect sequence matchto the viral peptide, Z_(Top) is the highest Z-score from the humanproteome, N_(Sig) is the number of statistically significant peptidesfrom the human proteome, and Z_(Sig) is the mean Z-score from thestatistically significant peptides given a p<0.001.

B cell Epitope Scoring. We used BepiPred 2.0 and DiscoTope 2.0(Jespersen et al., 2017; Kringelum et al., 2012) to score individualamino acid residues, assessing linear epitopes in Matrix, Envelope, andSpike proteins, and conformational epitopes for Spike protein, based onpublished structure (PDB 6VYB). We summed and normalized linear andconformational, using separate normalizations for proteins in which onlylinear predictions were available.

Example 2— Results

We used our recently published methods for scoring population-scale HLApresentation of individual putative cancer antigens along the length ofa protein to analyze the population-scale HLA presentation of individualpeptides derived from all 10 SARS-CoV-2 genes across 84 Class I HLAalleles (Yarmarkovich et al., 2020), representing 99.4% of thepopulation represented in the Bone Marrow Registry (Gragert, Madbouly,Freeman, & Maiers, 2013). We identified 3,524 SARS-CoV-2 epitopes thatare predicted to bind at least one HLA class I allele, with peptideFVNEFYAYL (SEQ ID NO: 77) capable of binding 30 unique HLA allelesrepresenting 90.2% of the US population (FIG. 1A, top; Table 1). Wetested various epitope sizes to maximize HLA presentation across theviral proteome, finding that 33 amino acid epitopes generated maximalpopulation-scale HLA presentation, and suggest that these 33mers can beexpressed in a multicistronic construct in dendritic cells to inducepotent immune response across the vast majority of the population (An,Rodriguez, Harkins, Zhang, & Whitton, 2000; Lu et al., 2014). Weidentified areas predicted to be presented across the majority of thepopulation, including a single 33mer ISNSWLMWLIINLVQMAPISAMVRMYIFFASFY(SEQ ID NO: 78) containing epitopes capable of binding 82 of the 84 HLAsalleles studied here.

As it has been shown that presentation by both Class I and Class II MHCis necessary for robust memory B and T cell responses (Alspach et al.,2019; McHeyzer-Williams et al., 2012), we next analyzed presentation ofthese viral epitopes on 36 MHC Class II HLA alleles, representing 92.6%of the population (FIG. 1A, bottom; Table 1). Peptides derived from the33mer IAMSAFAMMFVKHKHAFLCLFLLPSLATVAYFN (SEQ ID NO: 1) were presented on24 HLA class II alleles, representing 82.1% of US population, andpeptides from the same epitope were predicted to be presented on 74 HLAclass I alleles with a population frequency of 98.6%. As HLA frequenciesvary based on the composition of each population, the frequency ofindividual HLA alleles can be adjusted based on specific populationsusing a SARs-CoV-2 immunogenicity map (see Table 51 of Yarmarkovich etal., Cell. Rep. Med., 1(3):100036, 2020, which is incorporated herein byreference in its entirety).

Next, we sought to identify the most highly conserved regions of theSARS-CoV-2 virus, positing that non-conserved regions that are notinvolved in newly acquired increased infectivity may be prone to T cellevasion through mutation of MHC-presented epitopes. To do this, wecompared the amino acid sequence of SARS-CoV-2 to fourteen Coronaviridaefamily sequences derived from bats, pigs, and camels, scoring each aminoacid for conservation across the viral strains. We also scored theconservation across the 1,024 SARS-CoV-2 virus sequences available atthe time of this analysis, equally weighing contributions fromcross-species and interhuman variation (scores normalized to 0-1, withentirely conserved regions scoring 1). As expected, evolutionarydivergence was greatest in the tropism-determining Spike protein andlowest in ORF lab which contains 16 proteins involved in viralreplication (FIG. 1B, bottom).

We then compared predicted viral MHC-presented epitopes to self-peptidespresented normally on 84 HLA alleles across the entire human proteomefrom UniProt, prioritizing antigens that are most dissimilar fromself-peptides based on: 1) higher predicted safety based on lesslikelihood of inducing autoimmunity due to cross-reactivity with similarself-peptides presented on WIC; and 2) higher immunogenicity ofdissimilar peptides based on an expected greater repertoire ofantigen-specific T cells due to lower degree of negative thymicselection. To do this, we compared 3,524 viral epitopes against thenormal human proteome on each of their MHC binding partners, testing atotal of 12,383 peptide/WIC pairs against the entire human proteome(85,915,364 normal peptides across HLAs), assigning a similarity scorefor each peptide, with high scoring peptides representing the highestdegree of dissimilarity as compared to the space of all possible WICepitopes derived from the normal proteome (Methods; FIG. 1B, bottom).

To assign an overall score for T cell antigens, we normalized each ofour four scoring parameters (represented in FIGS. 1A and 1B) between 0-1and summed each metric to obtain a final epitope score, highlighting thelocal maxima of epitopes scoring in the 90^(th) percentile, highlighting55 top scoring T cell epitopes across 9 SARS-CoV-2 genes as epitopes forvaccination (FIG. 1C, Table 2).

Finally, we sought to characterize B cell epitopes, assessing linearepitopes in Spike (S), Matrix (M), and Envelope (E) proteins which areexposed and expected to be accessible to antibodies, and characterizedconformational epitopes in the Spike protein for which structural dataare available using BepiPred 2.0 and DiscoTope 2.0 (Jespersen, Peters,Nielsen, & Marcatili, 2017; Kringelum, Lundegaard, Lund, & Nielsen,2012). There was a strong concordance between linear epitope scores andconformational epitope scores (p≤2e⁻¹⁶). We next performed an agnosticscoring of individual amino acid residues in S, M, and E proteins (FIG.1D), and then used these scores to generate scores for 33mer epitopesalong the length of the protein (FIG. 1E). The 33merVGGNYNYLYRLFRKSNLKPFERDISTEIYQAGS (SEQ ID NO: 65) derived from S proteinat position 445 ranked the highest based on combined linear andconformational B cell epitope scoring. We combined T cell epitope scorescalculated above with available B cell epitope scores derived from theS, M, and E genes, providing a list of antigens predicted to stimulateboth humoral and cellular adaptive immunity (FIG. 1F, Table 4).

In addition to prioritizing evolutionarily conserved regions, we soughtto specifically target acquired vulnerabilities in SARS-CoV-2 byfocusing on novel features of this coronavirus that have been shown tocontribute to its increased infectivity. The receptor binding domain ofthe SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein has been reported to have 10-fold higherbinding affinity to ACE2 (Wrapp et al., 2020). We show that viralepitope GEVFNATRFASVYAWNRKRISNCVADYSVLYNS (SEQ ID NO: 45) derived fromthe receptor binding domain (RBD) of the Spike protein (position339-372) scores in the 90.9^(th) percentile of T epitopes and is the #3of 1,546 epitopes scored in the S, E, and M genes for combined B and Tcell epitopes, with presentation by MHC class I in 98.3% of thepopulation (FIGS. 1C, 1F & 2 ). Additionally, a novel furin cleavagesite has been reported in the SARS-CoV-2 virus, resulting in increasedinfectivity (Wrapp et al., 2020). Indeed, we find that the epitopeSYQTQTNSPRRARSVASQSIIAYTMSLGAENSV (SEQ ID NO: 47) containing the RRARfurin cleavage site of the spike protein ranks in the 90.7^(th)percentile of T cell epitopes and ranks first of 1546 in combined B andT cell epitope, (FIGS. 1C, IF & 2), thereby targeting an additionalevolutionary adaptation of SARS-CoV-2. Based on a recently publishedstudy identifying receptor binding hotspots deduced by comparingstructures of ACE2 bound to the Spike protein from SARS-CoV-2 ascompared to SARS-CoV (Shang et al., 2020), we searched for epitopescontaining the five acquired residues that increase Spike binding toACE2, identifying KPFERDISTEIYQAGSTPCNGVEGFNCYFPLQS (SEQ ID NO: 64) asthe highest ranked epitope containing all of these residues (hotspotsunderlined; Table 1). Finally, it is known that mRNA transcriptsproximal to the 3′ end of the Coronaviridae family genome show higherabundance consistent with the viral replication process, with S, E, M,and N genes shown to have significantly higher translational efficiencycompared to the 5′ transcripts (Cheng, Lau, Woo, & Yuen, 2007; Hiscox,Cavanagh, & Britton, 1995; Irigoyen et al., 2016). We therefore positthat viral epitopes derived from 3′ terminus including the S, E, M, andN genes will have a higher representation on MHC and suggest theirprioritization in a vaccine construct. Tables 1-4 and FIG. 2 show theviral epitopes we suggest prioritizing for vaccine development.

Two or more of the viral epitopes presented in Table 4 can be joined toform a linear vaccine construct with a linker present between eachepitope. In order to design the linear construct, algorithms are appliedto identify immunogenic epitopes arising from junctions. Linkers arechosen to prevent the formation of junctional epitopes havingnon-specific immunogenicity while also facilitating immune processing ofthe antigens. Exemplary linkers include GPGPG (SEQ ID NO: 79), AAY,HEYGAEALERAG (SEQ ID NO: 80), and EAAAK (SEQ ID NO: 81). Three signalpeptides can be used to traffic constructs to ER, lysosome, andsecretion to stimulate MHC class I, MHC class II, and B cell response,respectively.

Briefly, an algorithm was used to minimize immunogencitiy at the 33merjunctions and to order the 33mers and use the appropriate linkers suchas to minimize off-target immunogenicity. The algorithm was trainedusing a matrix of all 65 prioritized 33mers followed by each of theother 64 33mers with each possible linker peptide in between them.Population-scale HLA presentation was calculated for each potentialpeptide that can arise at each junction, and each 33mer pair was given atotal score summing the population-scale presentation of each peptidepresented at the junction. The algorithm then optimized the list of33mers for inclusion in a given construct for minimal total junctionimmunogenicity along the entire construct.

The top sets of 33mers were put into vectors containing a PADREadjuvant. DNA vaccines were made containing either only spike epitopes(see SEQ ID NOS: 69-71), or combined epitopes from all conserved regionsof the virus (SEQ ID NOS: 72-74), or a vaccine based on T cell epitopesalone (SEQ ID NOS: 66-68). These combinations of 33mers were put intothe pVax vector (see e.g., FIG. 5 ) and electroporated in transgenicmice expressing human HLA-A*02:01.

The experiments used a set of overlapping peptide pools covering thespan of the construct, measuring cytokine release attributed to eachregion of the vaccine constructs by ELISPOT. 15mer peptides overlappingby 5aa spanning the length of each construct were synthesized and splitinto four pools covering each ¼^(th) of the construct in order. Peptidepools were added to splenocytes collected from vaccinated transgenicmice expressing human HLA-A*02:01 and spots counted for each mouse(represented by each dot). Splenocytes stimulated by peptides in pool Ain spike vector shows significant IFN-γ production and by pools A, B,and D in the combination vector (FIG. 6 ). IFN-γ is upregulated in CD8 Tcells pulsed with pool A peptides in spike vaccine and in pools A, B,and D in combined vector, and not in controls (FIG. 7 ).

Vaccines induce potent CD8 T cell response as in FIG. 7 , and CD4responses observed in pool A in both spike and combined vaccine (FIG. 8). Vaccines were designed for presentation by human HLAs. Vaccinatedmice only express one human HLA recognized by CD8 and no allelesrecognized by CD4. No IFN-γ release observed in scrambled vaccinecomposed 33mers selected at random from SARS-CoV-2.

ELISPOT of expanded peptide mini-pools reveals overlapping sequencesacross 15mers (FIG. 9 ). Expanded minipool of pool A reveals reactivepeptides contained on multiple 15mers (shaded sequences).

All of the methods disclosed and claimed herein can be made and executedwithout undue experimentation in light of the present disclosure. Whilethe compositions and methods of this invention have been described interms of preferred embodiments, it will be apparent to those of skill inthe art that variations may be applied to the methods and in the stepsor in the sequence of steps of the method described herein withoutdeparting from the concept, spirit and scope of the invention. Morespecifically, it will be apparent that certain agents which are bothchemically and physiologically related may be substituted for the agentsdescribed herein while the same or similar results would be achieved.All such similar substitutes and modifications apparent to those skilledin the art are deemed to be within the spirit, scope and concept of theinvention as defined by the appended claims.

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1. A vaccine composition comprising one or more antigens selected fromSEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and 82 or a nucleic acid encoding one or more antigensselected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and
 82. 2. The vaccine of claim 1,comprising two or more antigens selected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and 82.3. The vaccine of claim 1, comprising a fusion of two or more antigensselected from SEQ ID NOS: 1-65 and
 82. 4. The vaccine of claim 3,comprising a linker between each epitope of the vaccine.
 5. The vaccineof claim 4, wherein the linker is selected from GPGPG (SEQ ID NO: 79),AAY, HEYGAEALERAG (SEQ ID NO: 80), and EAAAK (SEQ ID NO: 81).
 6. Thevaccine of claim 4, wherein the order of epitopes and the linker usedare chosen to prevent the formation of junctional epitopes havingnon-specific immunogenicity.
 7. The vaccine of claim 1, comprising an ERsignal peptide, a lysosome signal peptide, and/or a secretion signalpeptide.
 8. The vaccine of claim 1, further comprising a second openreading frame encoding SARS-CoV-2 spike protein.
 9. The vaccine of claim1, comprising a nucleic acid sequence according to nucleotides 850-2322of SEQ ID NO: 66, nucleotides 850-2445 of SEQ ID NO: 69, or nucleotides850-2772 of SEQ ID NO:
 72. 10. The vaccine of claim 9, wherein thenucleic acid sequence is an RNA sequence corresponding to the recitedDNA sequence.
 11. The vaccine of claim 1, comprising a polypeptideencoded by nucleotides 850-2322 of SEQ ID NO: 66, nucleotides 850-2445of SEQ ID NO: 69, or nucleotides 850-2772 of SEQ ID NO:
 72. 12. Thevaccine of claim 1, further comprising an adjuvant.
 13. The vaccine ofclaim 1, further comprising a biological response modifier.
 14. Thevaccine of claim 1, further comprising a chemokine.
 15. The vaccine ofclaim 1, wherein said one or more antigens are comprised in an intactdendritic cell.
 16. The vaccine of claim 1, further comprising a TLRagonist.
 17. The vaccine of claim 16, wherein the TLR agonist drivesactivation of signals 1 and 2 in antigen presenting cells.
 18. Thevaccine of claim 16, wherein the TLR agonist is tetanus toxoid.
 19. Thevaccine of claim 1, further comprising a SARS-CoV-2 B cell antigen ornucleic acid encoding a SARS-CoV-2 B cell antigen.
 20. The vaccine ofclaim 1, wherein the nucleic acid is DNA or mRNA having an open readingframe encoding the one or more antigens.
 21. The vaccine of claim 20,wherein the open reading frame is codon optimized.
 22. A method ofgenerating an anti-viral immune response is a subject comprisingadministering to the subject the vaccine composition of claim
 1. 23. Themethod of claim 22, further comprising administering a second vaccinefor SARS-CoV-2.